gps marks

[shifty nifty]

gday

just wondering if anyone knows of a website that allows you to punch in gps marks so you can check them out before hitting the water

cheers

nev

[Muddy Toes]

I use Google earth, Garmin Homeport and Garmin Mapsource.

[12Ply]

Google Maps - the green arrow is the mark (sometimes it puts numbered landmarks on there as well)

Example
-33°10' 29.00'', 128° 57' 26.50''

http://maps.google.com.au/maps?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:en-au:IE-Address&q=-30%C2%B010'%2029.00''%2C%20128%C2%B0%2057'%2026.50 ''&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=7392l10552l0l4l4l0l0l0l1l376l1330l2-1.3&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl

[Dignity]

I use Oziexplorer which allows you to scan your own maps in. You will either need to buyit (about $120) or find a crack but it is worth it as you can interface it with your GPS. Plus it is an Australian product, so buy it.

[frenzy]

C-Map if you can get it is the best way, it shows all reef and contours on the planet.

[warrior]

i use google earth it is pretty close i check a lot of spots on the dams before i head off

[MY ALIBI]

i use google earth it is pretty close i check a lot of spots on the dams before i head off


hi warrior is that the free google earth??? or

cheers wayne