How to create Garmin custom map using MobAC

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May 17, 2012 By Boon Seong

This is a good step by step instructions on how you can create a Garmin custom map using MobAC written by thebikegeek.blogspot.com. Garmin custom map is a feature where you can use a normal JPEG image map captured from camera or scanned paper map as the map overlay on your Garmin devices.

http://thebikegeek.blogspot.com/2011/06/downloading-open-source-maps-for-garmin.html

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