WHAT SAT-NAV ???
16 June 2007, 07:42 PM
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WHAT SAT-NAV ???
i wish to get a sat nav-----
recomendations please ?
or ones to stay away from
price not realy a problem but sensable obviously
cheers
recomendations please ?
or ones to stay away from
price not realy a problem but sensable obviously
cheers
16 June 2007, 07:49 PM
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Got a TomTom One Uk, the other week,when it was on offer at Halfords. Use it every day when out doing jobs/quotes (plasterer) never let me down
. Spot on for the money, think Europe version is about £20 dearer.
. Spot on for the money, think Europe version is about £20 dearer.
16 June 2007, 08:11 PM
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gotta be tom tom
been using for 3 years now , dropped, knocked about and generally mistreated and still goin strong
reroutes very quick as well .............
been using for 3 years now , dropped, knocked about and generally mistreated and still goin strong
reroutes very quick as well .............
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16 June 2007, 10:27 PM
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I use tomtom on a pda. The software is excellent and doesn't take you on TOO many strange routes. Only been down a driveway once
Seriously, best money I've ever spent
Seriously, best money I've ever spent
17 June 2007, 08:27 AM
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The Tom Tom is very good and easy to use.
However, I've personally found two faults.
1) If I was to follow it's directions from home to the M25, it would take me through a farmers living room and across his fields. Something I don't think he'd appreciate!!
2) Even though I've only had it for less then 6 months, I recently used it to get to a friends place who lives in a new build (which is about 2 years old). The address isn't recognised on the Tom Tom, so it's not very up todate.
However, they are minor complaints. I'd still recommend it
However, I've personally found two faults.
1) If I was to follow it's directions from home to the M25, it would take me through a farmers living room and across his fields. Something I don't think he'd appreciate!!
2) Even though I've only had it for less then 6 months, I recently used it to get to a friends place who lives in a new build (which is about 2 years old). The address isn't recognised on the Tom Tom, so it's not very up todate.
However, they are minor complaints. I'd still recommend it
17 June 2007, 11:16 AM
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Tom tom one europe here. Got it for £209 on comet of all places.
Used here and abroad in rural parts and it's spot on for me.
Combine it with pocketgpsworld speed camera database, job's a good 'un.
Used here and abroad in rural parts and it's spot on for me.
Combine it with pocketgpsworld speed camera database, job's a good 'un.
17 June 2007, 02:56 PM
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thanks for the input guys apart form the odd niggle as in ed's "farmers living room and across his fields" excursion!!!!!
i have heard of such things every now and again it was always going to be a tom tom or a Garmin
will do some reading up and go get one
keep the comments comming thanks
i have heard of such things every now and again it was always going to be a tom tom or a Garmin
will do some reading up and go get one
keep the comments comming thanks
17 June 2007, 09:35 PM
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18 June 2007, 08:51 PM
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Road Angel Navigator 9000 is the new one i would get
Road Angel Navigator 9000 - By Blackspot
depends on what u want to spend
i have the 6000 at the moment never let me down full specs bellow
Road Angel Navigator 6000 - By Blackspot
Road Angel Navigator 9000 - By Blackspot
depends on what u want to spend
i have the 6000 at the moment never let me down full specs bellow
Road Angel Navigator 6000 - By Blackspot
18 June 2007, 11:59 PM
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Road Angel Navigator 9000 is the new one i would get
Road Angel Navigator 9000 - By Blackspot
depends on what u want to spend
i have the 6000 at the moment never let me down full specs bellow
Road Angel Navigator 6000 - By Blackspot
Road Angel Navigator 9000 - By Blackspot
depends on what u want to spend
i have the 6000 at the moment never let me down full specs bellow
Road Angel Navigator 6000 - By Blackspot
top for police sites, and cam's
as for finding the quickest loc:
and the faster route
its crap tbh
its slow to load, and
when it does find the addie
im all ready in front using the street sign's
not worth it...£200 notes i fink...
have one for sale if you fancy.....
only a month old...
19 June 2007, 07:21 PM
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