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Here's a submission from a member (Nathan): A compass sensor is required in order to use the Gaia GPS compass, I apologize for not including that in my previous message. Here are the main three things to keep in mind when looking for am Android tablet to run Gaia GPS on: Android OS 5 or newer...

This is what I found on the GAIA website forum. It is from a member of the GAIA staff. We don't have a specific device that we recommend, although we've noticed that the Samsung Tab series seems to be popular with users. To run the app, you need a tablet with: -A GPS chip, or purchase a GPS...

I may be using incorrect terminology, but the GPS module you mention is what I believe is missing on the Wi-Fi only model. I've been reading other threads and have found that many use external GPS antennae in order to run GAIA on some tablets. I'm thinking the ease of the LTE version is most...

I should probably post this question on some tech forum, but I'm hoping that someone here may have an answer. I am preparing to purchase a Galaxy Tab A 8 to mount in my Jeep in order to run GAIA. There is a considerable difference in price if I buy a Wi-Fi only Tab A versus an LTE Tab A. The...

My lone trip through the Moab area was in a Pontiac Fiero, and I vowed to return in my Jeep whenever I felt confident that it could handle a several day journey. The new engine is almost ready to drop in... I envy those of you who are located near the off-road meccas.

Hello from Taylor

Hello all. It's great to be a member, and I just began reading these forums and am impressed by everyone's passion and demeanor. I hope I can fit in. My rig is a 2003 Jeep TJ. I Nick-named it Underdog because I got it as non-running 4.0 manual X model in need of a clutch and a deep interior...