nickh75

Well-Known Member

• Sep 4, 2009

• #21

oh just one thing!
what file do i need to load them to or do i just stick them on anywhere?

 

Pikey

Dummy Ejection Facilitator..

• Sep 4, 2009

• #22

nickh75 said:

oh just one thing!
what file do i need to load them to or do i just stick them on anywhere?

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If it's a tomtom you just copy em straight into the same directory as all ya other POI files they'll all be .ov2 files. so shud be easy to find on ya tomtom's memory card.

 

nickh75

Well-Known Member

• Sep 4, 2009

• #23

thanks mate i'll give it a go

 

nathan5346

Well-Known Member

• Sep 4, 2009

• #24

If its any good to anyone, for garmin/navman convert .ov2 to .csv ... online convertor

OV2 to CSV export tool - online POI data tools from GPS Data Team

 

spuddog

New Member

• Sep 22, 2009

• #25

redhand said:

fook knows what's happened try these 2

Green1.ov2

Green2.ov2

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Are these still current?

 

nathan5346

Well-Known Member

• Sep 22, 2009

• #26

some are boat yes

 

Paul D

Old, nackered 'n broke, but the Landy is fine . :)

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• Sep 22, 2009

• #27

spuddog said:

Are these still current?

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As current as any other map data is ..

What was legal to drive yesterday might not be legal to drive today, so it's still incumbent on you to check the current legality of where you're driving. I believe these POI's (good as they are, and I really like 'em) should only be used as a guide to where it's possible to drive, not necessarily where it's legal to drive.

In fact that's the same with all maps and sat-navs, don't just follow them and expect sympathy from the police if you're caught on a TRO'd lane .. and certainly don't blame whoever made the information available!