Conrad Stein Verlag GPS OutdoorHandbuch Volume 375

From the contents
What is GPS?, Guide through the device jungle of Garmin & Co, GPS-Praxis I: Getting started, GPSPraxis II: On the road with GPS, GPS-Praxis III: For professionals, Tour planning on the computer.

about the author
Michael Hennemann is passionate about the outdoors. That's why he didn't let himself be tied to a desk by his training as a photo-technical assistant, by internships in the editorial offices of GEO and Baedeker, or by a degree in geography. As an author and photographer, he specializes primarily in travel and outdoor topics and reports on his tours in numerous books and magazine articles. For more info, visit: : www.michael-hennemann.de.

Short description
No question, the way is the goal! But without orientation problems, the next tour will be even more fun. A GPS device can be purchased quickly, but outdoor navigation is much more complex than one might first think. This book offers beginners an uncomplicated introduction to the world of GPS

On the basis numerous practical examples you experience step by step, which is to be done at the GPS equipment and at the PC, in order to plan the next migration, bicycle journey or Kanutour. Those who already have some GPS experience will also find numerous expert tips from the author's many years of outdoor experience on how to use the full potential of modern GPS receivers on the road. The book is rounded off by an extensive glossary.

Details

• Michael Hennemann
• 1. Edition 2017
• OutdoorHandbook Volume 375
• 277 color illustrations
• Format 16.5 x 11.5 cm
• ISBN 978-3-86686-495-5