Hi everyone, now that I've got the maps working 
I ran into a little problem. I download satelite maps via MOBAC from *various* sources and then import them into Locus. Trouble is the maps are "a little" offset, meaning that my real location on Earth differs by ~200m from the location indicated on the map. So either the GPS receiver info is wrong (will investigate...), or (more likely) the map does not have the exact coordinates for the region in question.
Therefore is there a way to calibrate the map (that is to enter the real coordinates for one - or two ? - points on my saved map) so that Locus will then display my correct location on the map whenever I get a GPS reading ?
Thanks for the support... as always
I ran into a little problem. I download satelite maps via MOBAC from *various* sources and then import them into Locus. Trouble is the maps are "a little" offset, meaning that my real location on Earth differs by ~200m from the location indicated on the map. So either the GPS receiver info is wrong (will investigate...), or (more likely) the map does not have the exact coordinates for the region in question. Therefore is there a way to calibrate the map (that is to enter the real coordinates for one - or two ? - points on my saved map) so that Locus will then display my correct location on the map whenever I get a GPS reading ?
Thanks for the support... as always