@ChasingWaypoints I had to teach myself so much of this but Matthew Glade who you know from Rally Moto Shop has been super supportive and I am sharing links to Chasing Waypoints in my community. Together grow we can [in my best Yoda voice]
Certainly, you dont have to be super precise on a few kilometers but im many years of making roadbooks for events I found that when we start hitting hundreds of kilometers ensuring your points ar middle of road and orecisely follow curves is of utmost importance
Maybe you are going to cover this later, but once you have your roadbook and say you want to hand it off to one of your buddies which of the tablet based apps can you use to have it validate your waypoints? Let’s say you wanted to have a mock test stage amongst your ridding buddies how do you then take that roadbook and run it like a real rally. Maybe my question is ignorant, but I’m very curious to learn this stuff to share with our riding groups and work up to trying a real rally.
Coming soon but the spoiler is to export it as a pdf and use one of various read apps. Rally navigator makes one as well so it’s nice to stay in the eco system
Great episode Victor, Where were you seven years ago
Literally just getting involved with Baja Rally
@ChasingWaypoints I had to teach myself so much of this but Matthew Glade who you know from Rally Moto Shop has been super supportive and I am sharing links to Chasing Waypoints in my community. Together grow we can [in my best Yoda voice]
@@russpaton8877 Much appreciated! Matthew is a good dude and has some crazy adventures!
Certainly, you dont have to be super precise on a few kilometers but im many years of making roadbooks for events I found that when we start hitting hundreds of kilometers ensuring your points ar middle of road and orecisely follow curves is of utmost importance
Great point!
Maybe you are going to cover this later, but once you have your roadbook and say you want to hand it off to one of your buddies which of the tablet based apps can you use to have it validate your waypoints? Let’s say you wanted to have a mock test stage amongst your ridding buddies how do you then take that roadbook and run it like a real rally. Maybe my question is ignorant, but I’m very curious to learn this stuff to share with our riding groups and work up to trying a real rally.
Coming soon but the spoiler is to export it as a pdf and use one of various read apps. Rally navigator makes one as well so it’s nice to stay in the eco system