Come see us at the Off Road Expo at the Pomona Fairplex, October 4th – 5th! We’ll be found in in booth #6604 with multiple GPS units on display all loaded with aerial imagery maps for you to play with and ask questions about.
Also, as a Off Road Expo special, there is free shipping on all orders placed between now and October 6th!
Regardless of how you enjoy the outdoors, communications for emergency situations is important. Having a ham radio is one of the most reliable ways to communicate especially when you know what repeaters are available to you to use. These are some of the reasons I teamed up with Garrett, KD6KPC, from RepeaterBook.com to add ham radio repeater location and frequency information to your Lowrance GPS unit and can be combined with other Rugged Routes maps. These repeater map downloads are available for free , state by state, here: Lowrance GPS Ham Radio Repeater Map Downloads
Please keep in mind that Garrett, KD6KPC, manages the RepeaterBook.com effort which runs on donations by people like you who find this information useful. Please consider sending RepeaterBook.com a donation to keep this effort going by using the following Donate button:
Since the beginning of Rugged Routes, requests for new OHV GPS maps for Lowrance off road GPS units have been coming in from all directions. Which is great! It’s good to know that people like you are really liking the new trail maps with aerial/sat imagery. However, we need to get more input and start organizing it to better prioritize the release of these maps. We’ll start with the most popular areas as reflected by the data collected by the new OHV Map Area Request form. It’s just a small handful of questions that you should be able to answer in about 1 minute. Please forward this link to your friends or even share it your local OHV club meeting. Your input is greatly appreciated!