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What usually defeats me are map files.
If I create too large a file it sometimes does not work, and if I create smaller files then I span multiple SD cards.
If I fail to change SD cards when crossing country borders or something, I can suddenly find myself on the international base map staring at an open space of nothingness and an arrow floating through it on a line that is the route.
Parts are so damn cheap nowadays and power performance so good that there's no excuse for not having a decent amount of onboard memory.
Argh, someone should just make a new device already: Bluetooth Smart + GPS + GLONASS + ePaper screen + turn-by-turn navigation + raw tracking and logging of ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart sensors + takes standard batteries.
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Argh, someone should just make a new device already: Bluetooth Smart + GPS + GLONASS + ePaper screen + turn-by-turn navigation + raw tracking and logging of ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart sensors + takes standard batteries.
Get funding and I'd be interested.
I'd also add cryptographic signatures for each trackpoint.
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I've used an external SD card on my 800 for like ever.
Just get a big SD card, put huge maps on it, ride to your heart's content and it'll be well (until it crashes at ~500k and you have to factory reset but that's another issue). I have all of Europe on one SD card and I don't think the card is massive - maybe a 16gb?
Wahoo need to make an Edge 1000 killer.
Greenbank
hippy
I copy the batch, unplug and count through them, then plug it in again and copy the missing ones. Takes two or three goes with, say 9-10 files total. Annoying but not as annoying as getting to the 300k mark of a 600k audax and finding file #5 isn't on your device...
Been there done that