Thanks for your question. the units we sell in the UK come pre loaded with European maps (47 countries), and this includes Spain and France so that will have you covered. I hope this helps.

You are not wrong, the Eneloop batteries are truly superb.

No internet connection needed for the unit, you will initially need internet connection to set up your two-way satellite communication. But once set up you are all ready to go.

Glad it was helpful!

Great choice of watch!

Coming soon, out on Wednesday @ 11.45

Absolutely!

We meant to add although the watch will allow Round Trip Routing for Hiking / Walking the built-in Topo Active Maps in the Uk will not necessarily route you on paths that are full rights of way as not a detailed Ordnance Survey Map, we find this function is better for road cycling where the Topo Active maps work really well, Kind regards GPS Training

Great to hear!

Glad I could help!

Please accept my apologies, we continue to learn, thanks for your feedback. Stay safe.

Many thanks, glad you found it useful.

Hi Walter, you have to have added other activities to your watch first, if you tap the top right start stop button and then scroll down to the Green + add icon and select it, you then have a list of activities that you can add. Once you have added new activities i.e Run, Hike etc you should be able to choose these from the start stop button, we hope this helps, if you have purchased a watch from ourselves at GPS training we do offer 1 years email & telephone support from ourselves along with access to our own training videos. Kind regards GPS Training

Hi thanks for your message, this video was done a long time ago now, apologies we no longer have the older GPSMap64s units to test but I have found this older video so you could give it a try - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ncd_gZR7vqvcYH0.html, we hope this helps, Kind regards GPS Training

Sorry to you believe we are not answering comments on our KZfaq channel, I hope you reconsider as this is not the case. A UK business helping the world overcome the tech questions, I personally think we should be commended for this rather than critisised. Anyway moving on - Bullitt/ Motorola - renewing subscriptions - 1. If you have left your credit/ debit card in place in the subscription portal i.e. you have not removed this, it will automatically renew on your current plan (at the same price). So no action needed. 2. If you have removed your credit/ debit card details or want to change plans - - On the Bullitt app go to - three white lines (top Left) > Subscriptions and this takes you to the subscriptions portal (online) - Login - If you have a ‘active’ plan do not ‘+ add a new plan’, if this is what you want to do, without cancelling your old one - Manage > Actions > Cancel - If you are signing up for a new plan you will need your iccid code which you will find on the box your device came in I hope this helps.

@@ukgpstraining​​⁠​⁠I apologise, I saw other questions with no responses and assumed you were like so many other channels that do not respond. Thanks for your very complete answer!

@@SteveHorne It's not a problem, glad I could help.

We have not noticed any greater draw on the battery when the inReach is tethered to the watch. I hope this helps.

​@ukgpstraining good to hear. Do you switch the sensor of in the watch settings when not using the inreach or leave it on ?

You are not wrong, a cracking GPS unit.

After extensive comparison in different environments, I've found that my phone (also dual band) has the same accuracy as my GPSMAP 67i.

No problem please that the video helped, Kind regards GPS Training

Sadly you can not put a postcode into a GPS watch for it to navigate you to. I hope this helps.

@@ukgpstraining shame. But thanks.

I'm the same, even on the GPSMAP 67 I find that small coming from a smart phone. GPS 3" and phone 6.7"

Thanks for your feedback, it is appreciated. It is always a journey of learning.

Sadly no way of doing what you want with a route, this video will help as it will take you through the navigational experiences you can get from a Garmin GPS unit - gpstraining.co.uk/blogs/news/the-frequently-asked-questions-we-get-about?_pos=1&_sid=e51dd621e&_ss=r#COURSE

Thanks for your message, the Time of day only displays as Hrs & Mins no Seconds available, the device can record upto 200 activities and you can load upto 50 x Courses maximum from the Explore App, we hope this helps - more info on the device can be found on our website - gpstraining.co.uk/collections/handheld-gps-units/products/garmin-etrex-se

Thank you!

Garmin very much push it as a product that can be used on ATV's. I have not personally tried it though.

Many thanks, could not agree with you more with regard to the church!

We will see, I suspect the arrow being 180 degrees out on your watch would have driven me mad. A far more patient man than me!

Glad I could help

We recommend calibrating the compass when you have moved more than 100 mile since last calibration, changed batteries, big change in temperature or been next to something magnetic that may have interfered with the compass, we hope this helps

When standing still with this type of Garmin with the default auto compass setting, it is not the GPS signal that aligns or moves the map orientation but the electronic compass , once you start moving over approx 2.5mph it is then the satellite signal that aligns the map orientation. I would re-calibrate the electronic compass by pressing the menu button once whilst on the compass screen and selecting calibrate compass and follow on screen instructions. Potentially a very weak GPS signal could make the device think that you are moving but I have not seen a GPS signal drop that low in the outdoors to make this device show me moving over 2.5mph. You could next time you are in a similar location add a current speed field to a databox and see if it shows you moving around a speed of over 2.5mph, hope this helps, also for a stronger satellite lock make sure in setup - system you have multi gnss and multi band duel frequency both turned on 🙂

Compared this to my phone, and found that my phone (also dual-band) performs just as good as GPSMAP 67i, and sometimes better, in terms of positioning accuracy.

@@cyclenorthumberland Satelite System was GPS only and Multi-band off. I can’t imagine that’s the default setting, which leads me to the conclusion I messed up severely. LOL Sometimes I go a bit wild testing stuff and then forgetting about putting it back to previous values. Good thing it still worked okay outside those woods! Thanks for the info.

@@gsf1200s There’s a vid on KZfaq testing that theory, by walking a track with three different devices and then checking the recorded trail. The phone didn’t do as well as the gpsmap. Also, there are several other reasons why you might prefer the gpsmap 67i. Phone is simply not an option in terms of reliability, battery life, control in bad weather conditions. When you’re out in the hills or some offroad “middle of nowhere” track, I wouldn’t even think of using just a phone.

Yes if using a computer even if our routes were not created in Basecamp we generally import them into Basecamp and have folders within the my collection of Basecamp software with all of our Routes stored, hope this helps, we have lots of videos on our Online Training resource on basecamp, with a purchase of a GPS device from us access to all the training videos is included or we have more support options here - gpstraining.co.uk/collections/gps-support-packages

If you are wanting to get to grips with your watch the best option is to look at our 'online resource', there are a number of free vids in that which will help get you going - gpsonlinecourse.co.uk/