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Using The Maps/Garmin Software / Picuki.io: Die ultimative Lösu...

Last post by ZhuHua - Today at 01:12:19 AM

Instagram ist eine Plattform, die uns mit einer Fülle von Bildern, Videos und Geschichten unterhält und inspiriert. Manchmal stößt man jedoch auf Inhalte, die man gerne speichern und offline genießen möchte. Hier kommt Picuki .io ins Spiel, ein Online-Tool, das speziell für Instagram-Downloads entwickelt wurde.

Einfacher Zugriff auf öffentliche Inhalte:

Picuki .io bietet eine unkomplizierte Möglichkeit, öffentliche Instagram-Inhalte herunterzuladen, ohne dass ein Instagram-Konto erforderlich ist. Geben Sie einfach den Benutzernamen oder den Link zu einem Beitrag ein und schon können Sie Fotos, Videos, Stories und Highlights in hoher Qualität herunterladen.

Umfassende Suchfunktion:

Die Suche nach bestimmten Inhalten wird durch die leistungsstarke Suchfunktion von Picuki .io zum Kinderspiel. Filtern Sie nach Hashtags, Standorten oder Profilen, um genau das zu finden, wonach Sie suchen. Entdecken Sie neue Trends, interessante Influencer und inspirierende Inhalte.

Detaillierte Profilansichten:

Picuki .io ermöglicht es Ihnen, Profile im Detail zu betrachten. Sehen Sie sich Profilbilder, Biografien und Follower-Zahlen an, um wertvolle Einblicke in die Strategie und Zielgruppe anderer Nutzer zu gewinnen. Analysieren Sie die Konkurrenz, finden Sie potenzielle Partner und optimieren Sie Ihren eigenen Instagram-Auftritt.

Vorteile der Nutzung von Picuki .io:

Schnell und einfach: Die intuitive Benutzeroberfläche und der unkomplizierte Download-Prozess sparen Ihnen Zeit und Mühe.
Keine Limits: Genießen Sie uneingeschränkten Zugriff auf öffentliche Inhalte, ohne lästige Beschränkungen.
Kostenlos: Erleben Sie alle Vorteile von Picuki .io völlig kostenlos und ohne Registrierung.
Sicherheit und Datenschutz: Ihre Privatsphäre liegt uns am Herzen. Picuki .io respektiert die Nutzungsbedingungen von Instagram und schützt Ihre Daten.
Entdecken Sie die Möglichkeiten von Picuki .io:

Erweitern Sie Ihre Instagram-Erfahrung: Lassen Sie sich von der Vielfalt der öffentlichen Inhalte inspirieren und entdecken Sie neue Trends und kreative Ideen.
Verfolgen Sie Ihre Lieblingsnutzer: Bleiben Sie auf dem Laufenden über die neuesten Beiträge Ihrer Lieblingsinfluencer, Prominenten oder Freunde.
Erstellen Sie ansprechende Inhalte: Analysieren Sie erfolgreiche Profile, finden Sie Inspiration und optimieren Sie Ihre eigenen Beiträge für maximale Wirkung.
Steigern Sie Ihre Reichweite: Nutzen Sie Picuki .io, um Ihre Zielgruppe besser zu verstehen, effektive Hashtags zu finden und Ihre Social-Media-Strategie zu optimieren.
Picuki .io – Ihr Schlüssel zu einem grenzenlosen Instagram-Erlebnis!

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#2

GPSr Units / ECHOMAP UHD 74SV

Last post by bphillip2 - May 28, 2024, 08:23:11 AM

Hello. I'm trying to view your mti_ak onto my echomap unit. I can see it, but only at certain zoom levels, like 5mile-30mile. It varies depenging on the gps units detail setting. At highest detail you lose the view at 50 mile range.
The issue is it has no usable detail, like you see in basecamp. Also garmin unit says the map cannot be authenticated and will be diabled in 90 days.
The vessel is a hovercraft and travels in areas up the river near AMBLER AK where regular charts show nothing. Your chart, at least in basecamp shows the area pretty well, see image. I've also attached pics of the highest detail I can get of your chart on the gps(nothing really). ThanksYou cannot view this attachment.You cannot view this attachment.   

#3

GPSr Units / Re: Indian Motorcycles GPS - M...

Last post by waderatke - May 07, 2024, 12:13:33 AM

Hi Everyone,

Hopefully I post this in the right section, I have done a few searches on the Forum without any luck.

I ride an Indian Chief Dark Horse 2022 which basically comes with a 4 inch round TFT display that integrates a GPS unit, maps, navigation and POI's or at least is supposed to because I live in Bahrain and Indian (owned by Polaris) does not release maps for Bahrain (or Saudi Arabia for that matter), their concept of the Middle East is limited to Israel and United Arab Emirates.

Long story short, the GPS interface looks an awful lot like a Google Maps interface (see picture)

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and the map update that is proposed by Indian/Polaris on their website for the Middle East (again, limited to Israel and UAE) is an 8+ GB .mapdata file, an extension for which I find very little information on the web. geometry dash

I'd like to understand what this ".mapdata" is, how it's actually generated and what I could do to obtain one for the countries I'm actually interested in (Bahrain & Saudi Arabia). The fact that the GPS unit seems to run a version of Google Maps should definitely make that easier but my knowledge is failing me.

I can post the ".mapdata" file somewhere in case it's of use to anyone, it seems like a proprietary extension to Indian/Polaris however I have a hard time believing that the content of the package is anything proprietary.

Thanks for any help you can bring,

Vegastar

While I am unable to access forum areas directly, I can offer some insights on the.mapdata file and possible solutions:

Understanding the MapData File:

Likely Proprietary: The.mapdata file extension is likely exclusive to Indian/Polaris and may contain a proprietary format for map data.
Map Data Components: It is likely to include street network information, sites of interest (POIs), and other geographical data relevant to the supported regions (Israel and the UAE in this example).
Limited External Information: Because of the private nature of the.mapdata structure, it may be difficult to find specific information online.

#4

General Discussion / BCN AND BOB T MAP ON TABLET

Last post by Mike F - May 02, 2024, 09:41:24 AM

New to the forum here and needing some help.  I have BCN Pro and i followed Bob T instruction for loading his maps into BCN data file on Samsung tablet. I am not getting the trails on the map.  I get 19 waypoints and 10 tracks which are all highways.  Can someone point me in the right direction to fix this or am I missing something?  thanks

#5

Map Making Support / Re: Mapped roads look correct ...

Last post by Boyd - April 10, 2024, 09:08:13 AM

Sorry, it's been awhile since I used mapsettookit and cgpsmapper. And you really haven't given us much info for troubleshooting.

You don't really say, were these same maps working correctly on your GPS before you revised them? If so, are your still using the same GPS or have you gotten a new one?

How did you "open them on the GPS"? Did you use MapInstall to send them to the GPS from Basecamp?

Did you save a copy of the old (working) map files from the GPS? Do those still work correctly today?

The fact that you got a new computer raises a question... did you move the old maps from your old computer? If so, in most cases simply copying the files isn't good enough because the Windows registry is invovled (I assume you're using Windows). This free program can properly move your old maps to a new computer.

https://www.javawa.nl/gmtk_en.html

That same program can also check your installed maps and flag any potential errors. It can even fix problems in some cases, so it might be worth a try. This program can also be helpful with map files on the GPS itself

https://www.javawa.nl/jdm_en.html

Unfortunately, the author had a stroke some years ago and had to stop updating his software.

Just a few thoughts, since nobody else seems to be responding.

#6

Map Making Support / Mapped roads look correct in b...

Last post by idiggplants - April 09, 2024, 08:53:34 AM

So forever ago I started making my own trail map for our ATV trails around our property and other's.  Decent finised product.  ATV trails were blue, logging roads were slightly wider, pipelines were purple.  All was good.

I recently got a new computer and had to reload the maps using GPSMapEditto revise a few new trails, cgpsmapper, and mapsettoolkit to load them into basecamp.

I had a typ file that I believe is what directed what lines should show up as what.

When I open basecamp, everything looks great.  Trails are blue, the right thickness, etc etc.

When I open them on the gps, everything is incorrect.  They are just big yellow blob roads.

The fact that they are correct in basecamp tells me that my typ file is still good and doing what it is supposed to.

But why then does it not show correctly on the handheld?

#7

General Discussion / Re: GPSMAP 67 - map install

Last post by Boyd - April 04, 2024, 03:30:58 AM

Sounds like it actually works about the same as other devices and the issue was your memory card. Surprised that Garmin was so helpful, but it's great that they were.

Thanks for following up!

#8

General Discussion / Re: GPSMAP 67 - map install

Last post by Spartan301 - April 02, 2024, 04:31:46 PM

Well, I have a report on getting "arizona topo" onto the unit, garmin support via chat was actually very good. The rep actually went to the site and downloaded and installed the map onto his unit.  I got it to work on mine (on the unit itself) by installing through basecamp.  here are the steps.

• Power device on and make sure its on the MAP screen showing your current location
• Press the MENU button once and select MAP LAYERS
• Make sure the TOPOACTIVE is DISABLED
• After that back out to the map screen again
• Press the MENU button twice to get into the main menu
• Select SETUP
• Select MAP
• Select MANAGE MAPS
• Make sure the ARIZONA TOPO is ENABLED
• Now you can use the QUIT button to get back to the map and should be ready to go.

It doesn't seem to see it on my sd card, but i just ordered a 16gb card per jolly47roger's advice and i'm also going to test partitioning my 32gb card to make it slightly smaller.  I'll follow up when that is done.

Thank you to all who tried to help.

#9

General Discussion / Re: GPSMAP 67 - map install

Last post by jolly47roger - March 25, 2024, 07:45:36 AM

Have you tried a smaller (<=32GB) card?

#10

General Discussion / Re: GPSMAP 67 - map install

Last post by Boyd - March 24, 2024, 03:10:25 AM

Garmin is pushing a subscription to something called "Maps Plus" for this device. They claim it includes scans of the classic USGS topo maps (and lots of other stuff).

https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=0QeQKEZzTe3SfxvuUDuUZA&partNumber=010-02812-00&tab=topics&topicTag=region_maps

You might want to ask at that other site I linked to above. Unfortunately, things are pretty dead around here anymore (except for the endless spammers I ban every day    )

Not sure if you will get any help from Garmin, in the past they have just blown off any questions about third party maps. But do let us know if you find an answer.