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Reply With QuoteTo do any .OZF file in Ozi you must already have a .map file.
You directly import a .ECW as labelled and via import single/multi DRG files and if they have Geoco-ords even better than you don't need to cal the map.
I have been importing JP2ECW maps (means these have co-ords) from my source of Geological Map of Western Australia that use to be .ECW and now only JP2 (co-ords internal).
Also, the OZF file converter now the extension is OZF4.
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1st May 2021, 06:05 AM #11Member +
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Put the Garmin image file on a USB stick in the Garmin folder. Run Basecamp on your PC and display the image file. Take a screenshot: it is an image file you can georeference with Ozi. You can then use the georeferenced image on Ozi.. Not elegant, but better than getting lost in the fog..
(It helps if you place four waypoints in the corners to use in georeferencing.)
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