old man
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Anyone know how to transfer info from Google earth to base camp ?
Base camp and google earth
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Short answer is if you want sattelite imagery to transfer to your GPS you will have to get a subscription to Bird's Eye via Garmin. I think $29/year. Then you can select what areas to download and transfer to GPS.
Paul in Idaho
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If you're wanting to export your tracks and waypoints from Google Earth, instead of imagery, try this.
Find the item you want to export in the left column of Google Earth, right-click it, and you should see Save Place As... in the menu. From there you can create a KML file that BaseCamp can open and display.
Find the item you want to export in the left column of Google Earth, right-click it, and you should see Save Place As... in the menu. From there you can create a KML file that BaseCamp can open and display.
WapitiBob
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^^^ this, for tracks/waypoints.
If you want various map types including MyTopo and Sat imagery use TopoFusion.
If you want various map types including MyTopo and Sat imagery use TopoFusion.
old man
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Thanks Paul, so far so good but do see how i can open that document in Base camp. Got it . Thanks again.
Paul in Idaho
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You're welcome. I use a Mac, so my menu might be a bit different than what you see, but hopefully this will get you on the right track. There are two steps.
- In the left column of BaseCamp, decide which folder you want to bring the Google Earth info into. I chose the default "My Collection" for this. Click it to select it.
- Go to the File menu, click "Import into (your folder name)" and navigate to where you saved the KML file from Google Earth. Once you locate it, click the Import button.
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