Wardens going far above and beyond their duty
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It does depend on the make/software used regarding lat/lon renaming. My built in sat nav will allow the renaming of co-ordinates for future use.
Well, just tried this on my very old steam driven Tomtom One...
i put in the coordinates for a site in Spain...
it immediately recognised the street that this referred to (a reassuring boon to those who sometimes get the coord the wrong way round) and did the navigation.
i checked 'recent destinations' and this had been filed under the street name....no renaming required, so pleased with that
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It does depend on the make/software used regarding lat/lon renaming. My built in sat nav will allow the renaming of co-ordinates for future use.
Well, just tried this on my very old steam driven Tomtom One...
i put in the coordinates for a site in Spain...
it immediately recognised the street that this referred to (a reassuring boon to those who sometimes get the coord the wrong way round) and did the navigation.
i checked 'recent destinations' and this had been filed under the street name....no renaming required, so pleased with that
My TomTom is only 3 or 4 years old, so not much progress there from your old steam driven one! Backwards progress, in fact.
Anyway, I keep threatening to bin it, because the screen has gone faulty and keeps jumping through menus without anyone touching it.
Thinking of getting a Garmin.
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We have a newish and a much older Garmin, both are pretty good, and it is easy to check that it is actually taking us to where we want to be.
I have downloaded the NT data base, and even so, like Ian, we have on several occasions been taken to some "back entrance".
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I moved onto the tomtom go download sat-nav App(£14 for the year) its on my phone. it saves having to buy another device
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