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Robbo

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2nd May 07 at 10:58

Price, features, value??

Cheers

Fonz

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2nd May 07 at 11:03

Which?

its a cop out answer i know but its where i would turn if i was in your position

[Edited on 02-05-2007 by Fonz]

Joe

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2nd May 07 at 11:11

I have a Tomtom, its top drawer. Never let me down, piece of piss to use.

flybikeslee

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2nd May 07 at 11:12

garmin 660, although they now havea new range, yet to play with one though...

Robbo

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2nd May 07 at 11:13

quote:
Originally posted by Fonz
Which?

its a cop out answer i know but its where i would turn if i was in your position

[Edited on 02-05-2007 by Fonz]

Good shout

Robbo

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2nd May 07 at 11:40

You have to be a subscriber and i cant be arsed :S

mwg

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2nd May 07 at 11:51

I've got the TomTom 910. Comes with just about everything you could ever want. Full European & American maps too. Its easy to use. Only problem I have with it is that it does not like how hard the suspension in my car is. Works 100% fine in other peoples cars with normal suspension.

Robbo

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2nd May 07 at 11:51

lol this would be for the yaris!

ashbishop90

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2nd May 07 at 12:00

Why would the suspension change anything???

Kurt

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2nd May 07 at 12:02

we have mio sat navs at work, they look pretty cool, we also have two blaupunkt ones that look quite good

--Dave--

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2nd May 07 at 12:07

Navman are pretty cool. Extremely easy to use and very versatile.

nathy_87

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2nd May 07 at 12:07

I have an RAC Sat-Nav from Woolworths £130 (cheapest on eive seen), easy to use, 4 inch screen with stylus (most come with one of them i think), Bad Point Battery only last 2hrs without it being plugged in to Cig Lgihter

but thats aon majority of these things anyway

mwg

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2nd May 07 at 12:09

quote:
Originally posted by ashbishop90
Why would the suspension change anything???

When you go over a bump in my car the suspension is quite hard combined with big wheels & low profile tyres so it jolts the sat nav and then it shouts random commands out to me.

ashbishop90

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2nd May 07 at 12:20

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G

quote:
Originally posted by ashbishop90
Why would the suspension change anything???

When you go over a bump in my car the suspension is quite hard combined with big wheels & low profile tyres so it jolts the sat nav and then it shouts random commands out to me.

Ahhh i see

Fonz

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2nd May 07 at 12:21

click the following

Best buys(half way down)> Compare Sat navs (top right)
EDIT: i would leave the link but wont let me *times out*

[Edited on 02-05-2007 by Fonz]

Robbo

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3rd May 07 at 08:18

Any others...

abdus

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3rd May 07 at 08:20

tomtom One v2...nice, easy and very fast response in re-routing. Excellent sat nav

Voyto

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3rd May 07 at 08:21

What do u want it to do?

Planning on visiting Europe or further?
Handsfree?
Traffic Alerts? (These are pretty crap atm anyway)
Does size matter?
MP3 Player?

Robbo

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3rd May 07 at 08:35

No to Europe... handsfree? Not sure...

Just want something similar to my VW one... postcode searchy... gives detailed routes, cna re-calc... fairly up-top-date etc

If it cna play MP3s then all the better I guess!

pow

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3rd May 07 at 08:54

Garmins are the best imo, my little i3 has never ever let me down!

Robbo

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3rd May 07 at 11:44

Price?

Voyto

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3rd May 07 at 12:19

Id go with a Garmin Nuvi, either the new Nuvi 200 (about £200) or the Nuvi 310D / 360 if you want Handsfree/Traffic/Europe (About £250)

abdus

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3rd May 07 at 12:20

quote:
Originally posted by abdus
tomtom One v2..

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