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01-09-2006, 11:23 AM
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I'd rather be blown
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: wa
Posts: 928
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Hi
Looking at aftermarket Sat Nav , so I wanted to get some feed back from anyone using the sytems available, The popular ones seem to be the Tom Tom & Navman. As I'm one of these people that jump in the car, think I know where I'm going realise I don't half way through the journey & then try & look in the street directory at every red light, getting my kids to tell me when it turns green, the family think I'm a candidate for a Sat Nav & I agree. Questions: Do they have the latest maps to cover our extending cities? How easy are they to use? Do they reset , when you make a wrong turn? What features do you need? Thanks. |
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Sat Nav Which one? Plaese help.
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