Sat Nav.
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Sat Nav.
Thinking of getting a sat nav but would like a reliable one as i have not got a clue anyone got any reccomendations and idea of prices and fitting costs.
Cheers.
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If you are a member of Costco I would recommended the Navman F20, next month some time there is £40 off the item. Costco runs a no ask returns policy also, so if any thing goes wrong you can take it back. This applies to all goods apart from computers, I think. I have had 3 Navmans now I think, when a new one comes out I take the one I have back and get the newer model. I was told by numerous members of staff to do this. You get a full refund and then just go in the store and pick up the new one. The only down side is that they only seem to sell Navman and normally only one type currently the F20.
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Tom Tom all the way. I have the 700 (older one!) which got me to the Nurburgring. It has postcode level for Europe. I use it for my job and wouldn't be without it. Great piece of kit.
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I got the Tom Tom One Regional, cant fault it yet been really handy when i have been traveling as iam not the best with a sense of direction
Also uploaded to it all the V-Power stations POI's and also full Mobile and Fixed camera locations.
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Also uploaded to it all the V-Power stations POI's and also full Mobile and Fixed camera locations.
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Better than the TomToms and cheaper to run as a years subscription is free!
Review: Mio C710 satellite navigation device - WhatPC?
If you buy the c510e for £100 cheaper, buy a 1GB SD card (£6), you can copy the European maps on the DVD supplied to it and save 100 squids.
Review: Mio C710 satellite navigation device - WhatPC?
If you buy the c510e for £100 cheaper, buy a 1GB SD card (£6), you can copy the European maps on the DVD supplied to it and save 100 squids.
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