As soon as Cashly ports to Android I will be ditching the iPad and moving to Android tablets. I can run entirely offline with maps and pocket query and use a bluetooth GPS to provide position information to the iPad. On the other hand, I have retired my laptop and moved to Cachly running on an iPad. On top of that Garmin DELETED years of support on Delorme's forum so all the past wisdom and help is gone forever. The other downside is that SA is extremely powerful and has lots of options which means you have a long learning curve. Sadly by 2015 when the last update to SA happened it was already out of date and bugs were no longer being fixed so you would be running with less than accurate information. You can then click on a push pin and pull up all the cache info offline. But it is much more functional to run through GSAK and export all the HTML parts onto the hard drive and then export the waypoints as a. gpx pocket query directly into a draw layer. I run Street Atlas and Topo on my laptop Win 7 and have for years. It doesn't really have geocaching functions AFAIK, although you can import waypoints.

The Street Atlas Plus product supports using a GPS USB puck on a Windows laptop and does a pretty good job of road navigation.

But some stores may still have it as new (old stock). Of course when Garmin bought Delorme they discontinued the Street Atlas product, so you can no longer get it directly from the company. If you search around, you can still find some online stores that claim to have Delorme Street Atlas USA Plus 2015.

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