NRMA maps

[swampgecko]

http://www.mynrma.com.au/products/trave ... ndex.shtml

Stumbled across this tonight. Looks interesting for our needs.
I don't use oziexplorer(yet). So was wondering if anyone could look at this maps and see if they would be suitable for Oziexplorer

[swampgecko]

Don't worry about this.... the maps aren't that good the RACV site is better

[Mind Socket]

I've downloaded all the NRMA PDF maps and converted a couple for oziexp (badly, and tediously, given the lack of grid coords or projection info on most).

Those wanting a copy probably already know how to use an Atlas, once a certain monkey is done with it.

If you don't know how to use an Atlas, contact me privately.

- Rog

[Mind Socket]

No offense intended Pesky. My attempt at being cryptic appears to have been misinterpreted.

[tolmh]

Well, I stumbled across this today:

http://maps.mynrma.com.au/TouringMaps/Data/

The link to a PDF map on the main site didn't work, so I googled for the filename (australia-7.pdf), and up popped this handy directory of .bsb and .kap files along with the usual PDFs. I guess they're for the TravelWiz maps that you can access online. They work a treat in Ozi - just import the .bsb then open the resulting .map. Might need to adjust the calibration slightly - I noticed a few Canberra caches were a little out of whack. Ozi reports 'Lambert Conformal Conic' projection, and there are only four calibration points for each map, one in each corner.

[Cached]

http://www.mynrma.com.au/products/trave ... ndex.shtml Stumbled across this tonight. Looks interesting for our needs. I don't use oziexplorer(yet). So was wondering if anyone could look at this maps and see if they would be suitable for Oziexplorer

I was worried that swampy wasn't using ozi yet, and wondered how he'd survived as an 'approver'.

Then I realised the age of the post....

[tolmh]

I searched to see if there was a thread already, and figured I might as well recycle those electrons. There are only 10130 of 'em, you know