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30% off plus another 10% off with code MG10.
Free delivery too. They seem to do these offers on a regular basis so worth signing up to their newsletters. They also have 30% off Lonely Planet guides at the moment if you're racing abroad soon!
http://www.dash4it.co.uk/store/index...email1july2012
Thanks for the tip off O_J.
Just ordered the replacement OS map I've needed for some time for NY Moors (West) :thumbup:
Another deal on over Bank Holiday w/e - now 37% off on OS Explorer maps - discount code BH10
http://www.dash4it.co.uk/store/index.php
I suspect you'll see lots of OS deals now that OS has lost it's copywrite.
AA do an OS map now of the lakes! More to follow I understand
If anyone's got/seen one I'd be interested to know if they've removed the administrative boundary stuff that OS maps always had on them.Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
These are a real bugbear for colour defective people like me; it's very easy to try and follow a parish boundary instead of a path in poor light!
I never understood why OS put this detail onto a walker's map; I can only guess that they were obliged to by the terms of their charter?
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Originally Posted by AndyA
Even with normal colour vision the boundary markings are a real pain - especially where there is a path alongside. If the new AA OS maps do not have them it would be a big advantage.
Does anyone know if this is still working?
Daleyboy, I don't think the extra discount using the code above is working but they (Dash4it) have regular ongoing discounts of c30% - eg OS Explorer Active maps (the waterproof ones) at less than £10 as opposed to an rrp of c£14.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daleyboy1234
Hi MultiterrainerQuote:
Originally Posted by Multiterrainer
Do you use the actives? I have always just used my paper OS Maps and thrown them in a map case. :s
Worht the extra money as I've seen the paper ones drifting around for like 4.99 on eBay
Daleyboy - I've also tended to use the paper ones whether for walking or running but have purchased a couple of Actives recently as replacement for well-used (meaning torn & muddied!) paper versions - so in the long run (deliberate pun!) I think they are worth it but its all personal choice.
As you say there are always bargains out there on eBay.
Cheers Multiterrainer. OL26 and 27 here I come, I suppose active is probably worth it in the long run!Quote:
Originally Posted by Multiterrainer
Actives are defo the way to go if you'll be using them many times. I do own un-laminated maps, but only for places I'm only likely to visit no more than once a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daleyboy1234