Navigation with a Compass and GPS - Part 2
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barronredneck 1 month ago
I'm going to phrase this in very polite language, suppressing my urge to vomit. Please learn to use a compass, and read a map. Please learn to take bearings, and back-bearings. And please use your orange trowel to bury your electronic devices at the trailhead, at a depth of about six inches.(Don't leave them in your car, as cars get broken into at trailheads.) Place them in a zip-lock bag, or two if you're nervous about moisture. You can fetch them when you return.
harry21868 6 months ago
Here's what I noticed in your video: Each time the heading was addressed, on the ring in conjunction with the red line, the objective degree was never explained, as to how you arrived at it. Nor was -N- brought up relative to one's original position. I've learned to use a topal in conjunction with Magnetic North to begin with.
1LonePuma 1 year ago
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hoBOshow123 1 year ago
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mariomadayag 1 year ago
I need this tips coz when i am out fishing at sea, i only rely on my boatman, what if he is unexpectedly gone... haha Tqs
xfiles169 2 years ago
At the start set a waypoint and save it. To return to the waypoint just locate it in the menu and select "go to".
rldavis1959 2 years ago 2
he has a child...
snuffying 2 years ago
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has this guy ever gotten laid
nrlnhldragons 3 years ago
Not a bad explanation on how to use your gps and compass together to find your way around the backcountry. Initially I wasn't impressed but as the video progressed the detail and simplicity made it all worth watching in addition to the rest of the videos. Thanks a bunch.
ttechdoc 3 years ago