GPS Training Podcast – number 47 - a podcast by Jon Monks, GPS Training and reviews

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What we want this Christmas and give Garmin your thoughts on what you would like to see on GPS units in the future.



So, without further ado let’s get on with today’s podcast ……It's our 47th podcast.



In today’s podcast, we look at –· What we want for Christmas 2020



· We tell you how to give Garmin your ideas of what you would like to see in the future.· We have Ian’s FAQ’s



It’s Christmas 2020, lets look at what is on offer. What new watches/ units have been added to the stables this year.It has been an interesting year Ian, we have had –



Garmin Instinct SolarGarmin Montana 700, 700i and 750



Garmin GPSMAP 65sGarmin GPSMAP 66sr



And if you would like to look at our recommendations as we approach Christmas 2020 please go to – gpstraining.co.uk – Reviews and you will see our video reviews - Best Handheld Outdoor GPS unit - Updated for the Winter 2020, Christmas 2020 and Spring 20212 – The next thing we look at on this month’s GPS Training Podcast is – do you have an idea for Garmin?



Have an Idea?We want to hear from you!



We’re lucky to have enthusiastic customers who care about our products. We will never get tired of hearing your feedback during a long run or a fishing trip, but now we have an even better way for you to share.This form sends your suggestion straight to the innovation experts. But before you submit your idea, be sure to carefully read the Terms of Use. Once you tell us your idea, it can be freely used by Garmin. Whether we use your idea or not, we're grateful for your enthusiasm to make our products the best they can be!



READ BEFORE SUBMITTING: If you have a question about product support, investor relations, or media relations click on the links. This area isn’t designed to handle those requests, and, unfortunately, your comments will go unanswered.Give Garmin your ideas - click here



Terms of UseGarmin receives many ideas. While we wish we could answer each submission, it is not possible, and you may not hear back from us.The idea you submit will not be considered confidential, and Garmin may share your idea with others.By submitting your idea to Garmin, you grant Garmin a perpetual, royalty-free and irrevocable license to use it for any purpose. You should not expect to receive anything in payment for submitting your idea to Garmin.You acknowledge that Garmin is free to use your idea for any purpose, such as enhancements to its products. Garmin may modify, change or adapt your idea for other purposes. Garmin will solely determine if and how your idea should be implemented.Garmin is not obligated to enter into any further agreements with you, nor do we provide credit for ideas submitted or owe you anything in exchange for your idea.Please note it is possible Garmin may have already considered or implemented an idea that is similar to what you submit.Submitting your idea does not make you a Garmin employee, associate or business partner.This agreement is the only agreement between you and Garmin, and it is the complete agreement between you and Garmin. There is no other secret or super–secret agreement promising you anything different.3 – Ian’s FAQ’s



a) GarminNumber of waypoints in route and best way way to do routing turn by turnApple update – Big Sur



Basecamp will run slowly with Big Sur.This is not a solution (Garmin have to update BaseCamp), but a short term workaround -



The problem (Mac running slowly) comes when you're viewing the maps in 2d, but not if you view it in 3D.



To get around it in the meantime -Start BasecampClick on View>View 3d Map OnlyPlug in your GPS unit and let the maps be read By viewing them in 3d it gets around the problem



Fingers crossed Garmin get it sorted soon.b) Satmap –



The Satmap question, that Satmap got Jeff Bale to do to get the Active 20 to read the map card again, which I had forgotten about, was to perform a Master reset.

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