GPS TRAINING, TRICKS AND TRAPS WEDNESDAY 11TH May 2016

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The Club will be presenting a GPS Workshop on the evening of Wednesday 11 May

Getting comfortable with your GPS and using it more effectively.

 

Venue               : BMW Donford Motorrad, Stellenbosch

Time                  : 8H00 for 18H30   Wed 11 May

Cost                   : R 150 pp

Places                : 20 places.

Facilitator        : Andy Connell

Online booking – follow this link  booking form link

Refreshments and the usual light snack supper will be provided.

 

Intro is on just what your GPS receiver actually is and how it does it,

The importance of open skies,

What WAAS is,

How to plot a route and how to work with Waypoints to get the most out of your GPS Receiver unit.

We will use live onscreen demonstrations projected on the big screen to go step by step through the GPS operations and demystify this wonderful intuitive tool once and for all.

 

If you have a laptop, USB data cable and your own GPS, bring all these with you together with your own power lead & you can follow along as THE VERY BESTEST OPTION.

If you have a GPS bring it along, and follow each step.

If you have no GPS you'll still learn loads of interesting practical stuff about these gadgets. And you can play on a Zumo 660.

This is a club initiative and no marketing of units will be done.

Do not worry about the make and model of your GPS, bring it with you.

If you have a flash drive bring it along and save the tutorial file

No long technical stuff, just a brief intro on how your receiver receives signals so you understand why open skies are important to reception.

 

Your payment secures your booking.

Payments made to the Club account

First National Bank

Branch  : Long Street, code 201709

Acc No: 50060098602

Reference : Name  & GPS

 

Who should attend? : Anyone who is not 100% comfortable with the use of a GPS Receiver unit for navigation and routing

 

 

Andyman
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Thanks Andy , all booked and paid for.

 

Froggy.

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Great Initiative Andy

I'm definitely in!

Craig C

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Oh boy, do I need this.

I really need to start using my Nuvi 660 for something OTHER than music surprise laugh

Thanks Andy yes

Regards Tarryn

~ 2016 BMW F800 GSA - My dream come true!!! ~

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Thank you Andy, I'm in. Will pay during the week end.

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Wonderful, this course is filling up fast. Already 20 candidates, room for a few more.

 

Andyman
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i'd be keen on one of those too :)

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me too pleeeez

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Wonderful, this course is filling up fast. Already 20 candidates, room for a few more.

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me too pleeeez

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i'd be keen on one of those too :)

Note: This thread is about the 2016 course....bit late to try and enroll now wink

 

Hopefully we will have a similar course in 2017

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Poor timing, DAMN, We'll be away in Namibia by then.

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I'd love to attend packing one... GPS one ... all before mid April (when i am getting off) :)) that's my christmas wish list :)) 

now then, where's christmas when you need it :)