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10-12 September 2010
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My Satmap Story
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We hear great stories about how you are using your Satmap GPS. There are instances where it has literally saved lives by getting folk off the hills in an emergency, for some it has opened up new adventures, and for others it has helped you to do your jobs more efficiently. We'd love to hear your stories that will inspire fellow users. Please email your experience to info@satmap.com and if we publish it on satmap.com we'll give you a free map worth up to £100 as a thank you. Please remember to send us a photo too!
Please note: publication is at the discretion of Satmap Systems Ltd and will be limited to the Satmap website only
David Upcott used the Active 10 to remove any navigation stress during a cycling and boating tour of Holland.
Neil Harrison took his mother up in a hot air balloon for her 90th birthday - he used his Active 10 to point out landmarks and keep her updated on their altitude, speed and distance travelled.
Lynden Schofield, a British Trust volunteer, uses his Active 10 to improve the usefulness and ease of nature surveys
The Active 10 gives Margaret Allen the confidence to explore and help others during a four week walking holiday in Tenerife.
Mike Williams picks up some badly equipped walkers and meets an over-excited black Labrador on his quiet walk in The Lake District
Last Thursday I was out on a walk in the Lake District with a friend. Whilst traversing the shoulder of a hill I stepped on to an innocent looking slab of rock. Unfortunately for me it wasn't as innocent as it looked! The slimy surface meant that I had no grip on it at all. My outside foot slid into the hillside which meant my upper body went away...very rapidly. The result was that I was thrown off the slab and somersaulted, head first, into the rocks a few feet below.
I've owned a Satmap Active 10 for almost a year now, and it has certainly proved its worth many times, including my first attempt at the Welsh 3000s challenge in June 2009. This involves climbing all 15 of the Welsh mountains over 3000 feet within 24 hours, and traverses some of the most gruelling country in Snowdonia, from knife edge scrambles on Snowdon, to the broad featureless domes of the Carneddau.
Every mountain biker needs an Active 10
Circumnavigating with the trusty Satmap Active 10
I love my Satmap Active 10!
Not taking PROPER maps?
Getting a helping Hand in the Yorkshire Dales
The active GPS.
A piece of kit James Bond would be proud of!
Satmap customer and keen walker, James, tells how the Active 10 has helped spark his children's interest in the great outdoors.
Broken helmet, broken bike and broken neck, but Satmap survived!
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