What do you have and how do you like it?
I'm seriously considering a Nuvi 660 after Christmas.
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What do you have and how do you like it?
I'm seriously considering a Nuvi 660 after Christmas.
I have a Magellen Maestro 4040 it's been a great unit!
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What the heck are you doing out over on the Eisenhower Expressway!?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
Planning my Chicago trip! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
I have a really old Magellan RoadMate 700. We have been very happy with it. Our favorite features:
1) It has a 20G hardrive in it with ALL maps preloaded, so we never have to update the maps. This may be a common feature today, but this was the only one that had this when we bought it 3 1/2 years ago.
2) It is the same software that is used on the Hertz Never Losthttp://pics.ebaystatic.com/aw/pics/s.gif GPS systems, so we knew it was REALLY easy to use and were already familiar with the software.
He wants to exit Wacker Drive. That says it all. ::Curls::::Paul::::Fruity::
Wow what a nice attempt at being funny, better luck next time. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
Here is a bit of Chicago history for ya!
I got the Mio C310X for $150 earlier in the year, it works ok but some stuff is pretty dumb. It's hard to argue for the price though. You can also hack it and run programs on windows CE.
Garmin 60CSx, I bought it for Africa, then never went, but other than hot having voice prompts that I would never hear I love it.
Garmin E-trex Legend. Simple, portable and easy to use.
Mapsco 2004.
Garmin Etrex Vista-C. Portable, works great.
I had the lower model of that. Instead of the hard drive it had compact flash cards. Now I have the Magellan Maestro 4000 and love it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
If your 700 suffers from screen damage I saved the one from my old one. Was thinking of putting it up on fleabay.
RJ
Microsoft Streets and Trips 2008
I use the sun or stars which ever is visible. In case of low visibility, I use my Spidey sense. If it is completly dark, I resort to my ESPn.
2005 Rand McNally Truckers road atlas.
My father has the Garmin Nuvi 560(I think) and loves it. He's had it a couple of years now.
An old Garmin eMap.
So old that the screen isn't color, the memory card is a whooping 8mb and it connects to my computer with a serial cable. Which is convenient if you want to take a nap while uploading maps! ;)
But it still gets me where I'm going and will fit in my pocket, so I'm keeping it.
Actually, I'm keeping because my wife won't let me buy a new one ::Curls::
Microsoft Streets and Trips 07
and this bad boy
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I'm curious if it'll work at the track. It does auto laps and MPH.
Chris
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Originally Posted by Monkey of Death
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