Which Sat Nav?
20 November 2006, 02:21 PM
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I use Road Angel Navigator and its pretty good Sat Nav and Gatso warnings also you can get maps for Europe. Retail is £399 but can get them on Flea Bay for £200 ish
20 November 2006, 03:05 PM
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A Garmin 2610 can be had for around £200 these days brand new. Put a 2gb card in and it will hold street level maps of the whole of Europe. Its a great bit of kit and when I bought mine about 18months ago it cost £500
20 November 2006, 03:09 PM
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You can't buy better... 5 out of 5*, Tom Tom only 4*
Mio C710:
Review: Mio C710 satellite navigation device - WhatPC?
Ordered the 510e for £189.99 for my bro + 1GB card, to put the europe DVD on it (supplied), very good kit.
Mio C710:
Review: Mio C710 satellite navigation device - WhatPC?
Ordered the 510e for £189.99 for my bro + 1GB card, to put the europe DVD on it (supplied), very good kit.
21 November 2006, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by steve nic
GET A SONY NAV-U 70T FULL EUROPE AND NO SUBSCRIPTION!AND ITS A SONY ABOUT £299
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Most SatNavs are much of a muchness these days.
I've got a TomTom 710 which comes with major roads of Europe and you can download specific city/region maps of your final destination. Got me to Gothenburg and back no problem and hasn't lead me wrong yet. Plus you can use it as a handsfree via bluetooth.
I've got a TomTom 710 which comes with major roads of Europe and you can download specific city/region maps of your final destination. Got me to Gothenburg and back no problem and hasn't lead me wrong yet. Plus you can use it as a handsfree via bluetooth.
27 November 2006, 10:36 AM
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Have got a Garmin Nuvi 350. Great piece of kit. 
Used it to go to/from Germany in August for the WRC, no problems at all through France, Belgium and all around Germany.
Used it to go to/from Germany in August for the WRC, no problems at all through France, Belgium and all around Germany.
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