[aprssig] (OT) GPS automobile navigator suggestions/recommendations?
Dennis W. Farrell / W6DWF dennisw.farrell at verizon.netThu Mar 26 20:45:18 UTC 2009
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I'm in the market for a GPS navigator for my vehicle(s) and would like to tap into the expertise of this group. I've been reviewing GPS's at Amazon and several manufacturer's sites. The result is that I can't find the information I want, and I'm discouraged by the negative comments as to quality. Sooo - I'm looking for help. Criteria: 4.3" touch screen (is there a good argument other than price for a smaller screen?) Adequate storage for growing map storage size over time Internal battery operation for a couple of hours Voice turn-by-turn directions Capability to enter and navigate to Lat-Long positions Blue-tooth, jpg, .mpg capabilities of no interest Use of topo as well as road/street maps is of interest Ability to do routing on a computer, then load route to gps is of interest A manufacturer/seller who understands the meaning of "customer service" Price around $150 desired. Since this is OT, rather than take list bandwidth, please reply directly to me. If I get enough response, I'll summarize back to the list. Thanks -- dwf
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