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• #3827
Cheers all. I'll be a cheapskate and try the free maps first.
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• #3828
Not sure whether this is true for cycling Garmins (it may be as some of the names look familiar) but found a useful site on naming conventions for maps (that actually works)
https://voyager8.blogspot.co.uk/2009/08/adding-multiple-maps-in-garmin-nuvi.htmlI think the later Edges can cope with various names but I remember others being pretty picky.
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• #3829
I've used OSM maps on a Nuvi successfully in the USA.
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• #3830
Yes, the trouble was that OSM maps had address search whereas the other maps he'd bought had notes on road conditions (lots of gravel roads in Africa it seems) but no address search so the hope was to get them all installed.
Worked in the end once I found out what they all had to be named.
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• #3831
TCX for Garmin 200/5xx and Wahoo
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• #3832
I use that Ride With GPS. You know how it has that 'find' bit and you can browse different cities and download other peoples routes.
Does anyone know of anything else, similar??
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• #3833
Strava?
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• #3834
Aldi appear to have Garmin 810s for £179.99, which seems like a great price.
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• #3836
Check their refund policy...
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• #3837
No SD card slot on the 820- just save the map file to the device?
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• #3838
Anyone using the live suffer score IQ App?
I've downloaded it and added it as a field into a data screen, and first ride i tried with it, it just stayed at nil all ride, and in the next it didn;t seem to register as downloaded at all.
What am i doing wrong? I use a 1000 and didn't have it bluetooth connected to my mobile, am i supposed to do that? And if so do i need to have data on?
Please help a luddite.
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• #3839
Yes, needs to go in the garmin folder, make sure it has a unique name to prevent over writing the basemap.
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• #3840
So, when one of them is corrupted you need to factory reset rather than just yank the card? Out.
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• #3841
What am i doing wrong?
Using a 'suffer score' field.
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• #3842
Been downloading topo maps onto my 820 from Garmin, failed three times so far...
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• #3843
Are you downloading while the card is in the garmin? Usually much more reliable and quicker to download straight to the card via a micro sd to sd card adaptor or a micro sd to usb thingy.
Edit, if the 820 had a card, getting confused in my dotage. -
• #3844
Garmin 820. No sd card.
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• #3845
Has anyone else had trouble uploading routes to their 820? Mine won't accept .gpx but will accept .tcx
Also has anyone used it for a FTP test yet?
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• #3846
So on the Ride of the Falling leaves today my Garmin froze - 73 miles and over 4 hours into the ride.
All that will synch is the first section up to Blackfriars where I met a mate and paused it.
Is there any fix available? - It wasn't a massively fast ride but would be nice to have a strava benchmark for future.
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• #3847
Is there any fix available?
Ride it again? - sorry there is not much I know you can do to recover the missing data
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• #3848
Ha - was a nice ride!
So odd as the Garmin history is reading 73 miles, 4hr 32 mins, (2 laps?), 5004 calories, and 1589m of climbing - but no maps or ascent graph. Bah.
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• #3849
You could try an online fit file repair here http://garmin.kiesewetter.nl/
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• #3850
Thanks - I started playing with that but don't have notepad on my Mac - then got distracted by kids/ life. Might try it on a PC.
Turns out getting maps to work on a Garmin car sat nav is also a ballache. A mate is off to Africa and asked me to try and install a few maps. Appears arbitrary whether it recognises 1, 2 or 3 maps.