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This is 2019, why are you printing maps

Because if you want to find somewhere that's out of internet range, like me in Malta, it's handy to have a copy.;)You know what uranium is, right? It's this thing called nuclear weapons. And other things. Like lots of things are done with uranium. Including some bad things.
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EssexExile wrote: »As long as the battery holds out. Always good to have a plan B.
So using that logic you would have to print a map every time you go somewhere you didn't know just in case your battery dies :rotfl:
I have a charger in my car and when i travel abroad without my car i take a small power bank. There really is no need to waste money printing things out.0 -
I have a road atlas in the car, if I'm going to a city I don't know I will have a rudimentary map with me. If I'm going walking in the hills I have OS on my phone & in my pocket.So using that logic you would have to print a map every time you go somewhere you didn't know just in case your battery dies :rotfl:
I have a charger in my car and when i travel abroad without my car i take a small power bank. There really is no need to waste money printing things out.Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.0 -
EssexExile wrote: »I have a road atlas in the car, if I'm going to a city I don't know I will have a rudimentary map with me. If I'm going walking in the hills I have OS on my phone & in my pocket.
Well at least you aren't printing loads of maps everywhere you go. But do you actually use the road atlas in your car?
It's just so much easier and more convenient to simply look at something like google maps on a smartphone that if i had one in my car i would have never used it.0 -
I occasionally print a map for a relative who does not own a mobile phone or computer.0
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So using that logic you would have to print a map every time you go somewhere you didn't know just in case your battery dies :rotfl:
I have a charger in my car and when i travel abroad without my car i take a small power bank. There really is no need to waste money printing things out.
If I ever need to go to an area of London I don't know I always print a map for walking from the nearest tube station, main reason being a scumbag on a moped isn't going to go to the effort of grabbing a piece of A4 paper out of your hand.0 -
You can download the map to your phones storage.
So, if it's hard to see the outlines of roads on a pc or laptop I'd imagine trying to see the roads on a very small screen is not going to make things better.;)You know what uranium is, right? It's this thing called nuclear weapons. And other things. Like lots of things are done with uranium. Including some bad things.
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NaughtiusMaximus wrote: »If I ever need to go to an area of London I don't know I always print a map for walking from the nearest tube station, main reason being a scumbag on a moped isn't going to go to the effort of grabbing a piece of A4 paper out of your hand.
Sounds like you can't win in London; phone in your hand is stolen by a guy on a moped and phone in your pocket is stolen by a pickpocket. :eek:So, if it's hard to see the outlines of roads on a pc or laptop I'd imagine trying to see the roads on a very small screen is not going to make things better.;)
I'm sure the OP has the correct contrast settings on their phone
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