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    Quote Originally Posted by noel View Post
    In defence of the OS map app, you can download bits at a time for when you know you'll be out of mobile range. And that's at no extra price. So you could go on a touring holiday, and just download the maps you needed for the following day - eg, if you had wifi at your stopovers.
    Thanks Noel. I actually just went back into the OS maps app to try that but my premium subscription has now expired and I couldn’t. Presumably the downloaded map only stays on your phone for a fixed timescale?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fellbeast View Post
    Thanks Noel. I actually just went back into the OS maps app to try that but my premium subscription has now expired and I couldn’t. Presumably the downloaded map only stays on your phone for a fixed timescale?
    Good question. Maybe it deleted when your subscription expired. I've just turned my wifi off to test it, and I've still got my local downloaded maps from maybe 2 years ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by noel View Post
    Good question. Maybe it deleted when your subscription expired. I've just turned my wifi off to test it, and I've still got my local downloaded maps from maybe 2 years ago.
    We did the same and downloaded a set of maps onto an ipad for the Isles of Harris and Lewis a couple of years ago and it worked very well.
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