The Raven wrote:Camel, If you have an iPhone there are plenty of apps that can track your path and distances etc. GPS Lite is an OK app with the free one recording up to two waypoints. That won't fix the Nissan but it will help calculate mileage etc.
Trouble with most phone apps is they require signal to work (yes even if its meant to be gps), not much chop when you do not have service.
The Raven wrote:Camel, If you have an iPhone there are plenty of apps that can track your path and distances etc. GPS Lite is an OK app with the free one recording up to two waypoints. That won't fix the Nissan but it will help calculate mileage etc.
I have had an I phone for about 6 weeks, and you expect me to know how to do that so soon. Disconnected the wires that Missed told me about, just in reverse, and it stopped the fuse blowing so far.
The Raven wrote:Camel, If you have an iPhone there are plenty of apps that can track your path and distances etc. GPS Lite is an OK app with the free one recording up to two waypoints. That won't fix the Nissan but it will help calculate mileage etc.
Trouble with most phone apps is they require signal to work (yes even if its meant to be gps), not much chop when you do not have service.
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GPS Lite will still measure distance, speed, track etc without any phone signal. I've used my tracked path to match up with paper maps, surprisingly accurate.
Yeah, without signal you're down to a path mapped onto a blank grid rather than a sexy map.
Disconnected the wires that Missed told me about, just in reverse, and it stopped the fuse blowing so far. 
