By Me - 27/09/2015 09:53 - Australia
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Try exploring "shortcuts" when you're not pressed for time. YDI.
But op was one hour in fron t of schedule.
I see my self doing that.
You might want to consider number 1's advice then, before this happens to you too.
Dude GPS
In a nature trail? no no no señor no gps
You're lucky you didn't get fired.
Don't most people have smartphones nowadays? They're great GPS's.
Perhaps OP had no signal? You never know, most wireless company's have pretty spotty coverage in some areas.
He got lost trying to find his car u can't use gps for a car
Yes but surely he knew where he had parked his car, therefore assuming that OP 1. has a smart phone and 2. had a usable GPS signal and phone signal then he could have used this to navigate to where he left his car.
You can certainly use a GPS for finding your car. You use a program like location log to mark down the latitude and longitude of where you are parked, where your deer stand is, etc. I have used that method for marking the location of our vehicle when partying, checking out street fairs, and other events. Modern civilian GPS is accurate within feet, if not inches. Certainly accurate enough for finding a vehicle if you arent blind. #21: what you are referring to is aGPS which uses cell towers for triangulation. "traditional" GPS uses satellites which are up in orbit. Depending on your receiver, you dont even need a clear view on sky for it to work. Some of you need to look into how people traveled before cities had nicely marked roads. Maybe try camping once or twice.
Did you see Tom Gordon on your way?
wrong turn
just take your regular way next time
*facepalm*
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Try exploring "shortcuts" when you're not pressed for time. YDI.
Don't most people have smartphones nowadays? They're great GPS's.