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Can I transfer my saved tracks to google earth? It looks cool on the topo maps.
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- Thread starter Ski-Laxn
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Yes. You need the cable to connect to your computer ().
Then use MapSource if you have it, there's free options (EasyGPS is a decent one for windows, it's free and will move data to/from GPS and save it as a GPX).
Take the GPX output from EasyGPS, MapSource may be able to save to GPX, and drop it on Google Earth.
Then use MapSource if you have it, there's free options (EasyGPS is a decent one for windows, it's free and will move data to/from GPS and save it as a GPX).
Take the GPX output from EasyGPS, MapSource may be able to save to GPX, and drop it on Google Earth.
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Now THAT is just cool. Good info, thanks for sharing it!
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Played with it last night and found out how to transfer it. Mine has all the little tracking boxes. Will play with it tonight some more. Want to be able to send it to my riding buddies also.
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You can also transfer the data directly from your GPS to Google Earth if you pay the cheapest subscription fee ($20/yr ??). Then you can save the images in a much higher resolution as well.
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GPS visualizer
This free utility creates a KML file that you can overlay on Google earth like any other layer.
http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/map_input?form=googleearth
http://gelessons.com/lessons/tricks/gpsvisualizer/index.html
This free utility creates a KML file that you can overlay on Google earth like any other layer.
http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/map_input?form=googleearth
http://gelessons.com/lessons/tricks/gpsvisualizer/index.html
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Still have to get the data from the GPS to the computer for that. That's neat for sharing it real quick, but that site gets SLOW during the day. Google Earth lets you fly around too, which is cool.
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