Best gadget ever
Just changed my car and the build't in Sat Nav has a great feature. The campsites in the POI's can be phoned by just pressing the contact button. I use it to check that reseption will be open when we arrive.
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Citroen wanted £129 for update, so we bought a garmin 660 from Aldi, used it this year on the continant and it was superb
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Think the message is getting through to car manufacturer. Updates for my new Honda are free.
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Last time I looked at updating my Touareg satnav it was silly money. It's only a year old and the some of the roads were out of date, the day I got it. Shame really because, otherwise, it's an excellent piece of kit and it does have that dial-up facility
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Our Ford SatNav is a complete waste of space! Part of the ringroad in Perpignan has been there for as long as I can remember, but our Satnav persists in showing it as 'empty space' and urging us to do a u turn at every possible turn-off. We carry on, and
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I ued to have a Mercedes, but upgraded to a Vauxhall. They both had the very nice lady telling me "wrong again". This is because Merc, Opel and VW all use HERE sat Guidance. It used to be called NAVTEQ. Nokia bought Navteq then the German car manufacturers bought it from Nokia. Look on the HERE website for what you want then look on ebay, ect for best price.
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I manage very well without a sat nav and still don't know what POIs are, but I do buy a new paper map every five years or so. They do fall apart, don't they.
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I manage very well without a sat nav and still don't know what POIs are, but I do buy a new paper map every five years or so. They do fall apart, don't they.
Would you like my old maps from the 80's. You do realy know what POI's are don't you. They are in all the travel books you lug around.
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Best gadget ever? The corkscrew.
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Perhaps I should refer the honourable gentleman to BBC1 at 9pm, this evening.
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Lots of great new inventions on caravans these days, I think potentially the metal bands inside tyres must be up there I have had two flat tyres over the last couple of trips through Pyrenees and trashed the wheel on both occasions. Sat nav a good help in
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Lots of great new inventions on caravans these days, I think potentially the metal bands inside tyres must be up there I have had two flat tyres over the last couple of trips through Pyrenees and trashed the wheel on both occasions. Sat nav a good help in putting you right on the mark for some of the out of the way Aires as well.
Tyron Bands? They're not a moderen invention, they came out years ago when rim design meant that they had the potential to do their bit ... today however rim design makes them redundant .... IMHO
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I have had two flat tyres over the last couple of trips through Pyrenees and trashed the wheel on both occasions.
To have one flat tyre is unfortunate. To have two....... (Oscar Wilde)
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I have a device that Navigates perfectly, books me into the camp site, finds our pitch, ensures the van is level and then gives me instructions on where all the accesories go, They Do come a little expensive Though!!! But I would not be without the OH with
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