HI GNs in the market for new navigator TOM TOM left the planet
looking at a navman my200 about $128 any reports please
thanks suenray
Dougwe said
03:32 AM Feb 8, 2013
I like my Navlady, she always is telling me where to go and I often tell her where to go too. Seriously, I like my Navman My80.
justcruisin01 said
04:12 AM Feb 8, 2013
Have been running Garmin's for many years & very pleased with them.
JC.
turps2 said
05:05 AM Feb 8, 2013
My first navigator was a HP PDA with Tom Tom, PDA had windows so ran Ozi explorer and Hema desert tracks. An old fart driving up the centre road_ Tom Tom in the back ground Slim dusty singing and desert tracks on the screen, how good was that. sadly HP died RIP. now use evelbay chinese about $70 to 80.00 with windows, not as good but works well. ( doesn't say, recalculating recalculating recalculating.)
Landfall said
09:16 PM Feb 8, 2013
Purchased a new Garmin 1490T tow years ago, have nevr been lost more in my life. A heap of trash, cost $399, got home after one trip from Tasmania to Queensland, put it on ebay for $100 and now some other poor undortunate owns it.
Purchased an Uniden Trax 5000 and could not be happier.
We have had LG, Samsung, Garmin, Navman and built in Sensis one's. Garmin the only one I would never own againn.
Ken
neilnruth said
11:37 PM Feb 8, 2013
We're using a Uniden and happy with it. Chose it because it has the USB hole on side not at the bottom. Navman had it there and it got bent.
johnno02 said
04:26 AM Feb 9, 2013
neilnruth wrote:
We're using a Uniden and happy with it. Chose it because it has the USB hole on side not at the bottom. Navman had it there and it got bent.
Most Uniden GPS units use IGO 8 as the GPS engine,(or they used to)it's about the best system I have found so far,for general,"put me at their front door"
Oziexplorer,for the off road people,is second to none.
There are only 2 gps road maps used in Australia
1 is Sensis Maps by Telstra,great for the major Towns,and Cities,its called Sensis where is,
some people call it "where the hell am I"
2 is Navtech maps,great for the Country Areas, I live in a Country Area,and the bloody thing shows me some roads from 40 years ago.......Not there now.
It really is about how the Navigation Engine,displays those maps,and gives you directions
To Me,IGO 8,is about the best...I have tried a few, since they became available
They all take a bit of getting used to,although Fantastic Technology,they can get you lost as well
unless you have a back up road map too,usually,not needed,but good insurance.
John
-- Edited by johnno02 on Saturday 9th of February 2013 04:42:56 AM
TAJ said
03:50 PM Feb 9, 2013
thanks for all the information will decide shortly
there is a lot of knowledge out there
suenray
dorian said
06:11 PM Feb 10, 2013
I have two old GPS units which are fully functional, and I could get a third from my brother. However, none of them have updated maps, and even if they were available, the maps would cost more than a new unit.
Needless to say I've had enough of these ripoffs so I'm looking to find a tablet PC, say 7" or 10", with a built-in GPS. I can download free up-to-date maps from Google Maps, so the problem then becomes one of Internet access.
Has anyone done this, or investigated the possibility?
Bucko said
11:26 PM Feb 12, 2013
I'm interested in the Garmin 2455LMT, does anyone know if and how you can get the camps Australia, on to it?
Bucko said
02:43 AM Feb 13, 2013
Thanks but I found it by reading the post on dump sites for Garmin, marvelous what you'll find by looking!!!!
PeterD said
02:48 PM Feb 13, 2013
To see what navigators the CAW POIs easily fit go to this site. POIs for CAW 7 are now available. If your navigator model is not listed you will probably find a conversion App to convert one of the other type files.
-- Edited by PeterD on Wednesday 13th of February 2013 02:50:05 PM
Bucko said
11:12 PM Feb 13, 2013
Peter,
Thanks for that, I did actually find your other post with the same directions and have done so, many thanks again.
Kevin.
TAJ said
04:47 PM Feb 15, 2013
got a garmin navi 2455lmt from tricky dicky $149
Bucko said
07:49 PM Feb 15, 2013
Yes, I saw that and I'll be going there ina week or so to get mine, good deal, how have you like it so far? any short comings?
Kevin.
TAJ said
03:00 AM Feb 16, 2013
KEVIN just finished registering it on www. dashboard lady robber in shop
wanted $30 to do it havent used it yet would have been good last
week had 7 days at lane cove nat park in sydney
RAY
Bucko said
07:14 PM Feb 16, 2013
Ray,
I'm still a week or two away from buying mine, let me know how it goes, many thanks.
Kevin.
beiffe said
05:52 PM Feb 20, 2013
I bought a Uniden trax500 and found it useless for me as I use many of my own files for POI that I create in excel.
In my old garmin it is very easy and I can also add to most others as I have loaded to Navman and Tom Tom but I cant even get the Uniden to be recognised by my computer so perhaps I have a dud but I get no response from Uniden even after many request for info etc.
I am now in the market for a 7" model that will enable me to see the directions while driving the bus. I am looking at the Garmin truck but not sure of the software as it is different but cant find anyone with one to advise.
Also looking at a couple of ebay specials and I have the latest IGO software so will load that if I am not happy with what it comes with.
HI GNs in the market for new navigator TOM TOM left the planet
looking at a navman my200 about $128 any reports please
thanks suenray
Have been running Garmin's for many years & very pleased with them.
JC.
My first navigator was a HP PDA with Tom Tom, PDA had windows so ran Ozi explorer and Hema desert tracks. An old fart driving up the centre road_ Tom Tom in the back ground Slim dusty singing and desert tracks on the screen, how good was that. sadly HP died RIP. now use evelbay chinese about $70 to 80.00 with windows, not as good but works well. ( doesn't say, recalculating recalculating recalculating.)
Purchased a new Garmin 1490T tow years ago, have nevr been lost more in my life. A heap of trash, cost $399, got home after one trip from Tasmania to Queensland, put it on ebay for $100 and now some other poor undortunate owns it.
Purchased an Uniden Trax 5000 and could not be happier.
We have had LG, Samsung, Garmin, Navman and built in Sensis one's. Garmin the only one I would never own againn.
Ken
Most Uniden GPS units use IGO 8 as the GPS engine,(or they used to)it's about the best system I have found so far,for general,"put me at their front door"
Oziexplorer,for the off road people,is second to none.
There are only 2 gps road maps used in Australia
1 is Sensis Maps by Telstra,great for the major Towns,and Cities,its called Sensis where is,
some people call it "where the hell am I"
2 is Navtech maps,great for the Country Areas, I live in a Country Area,and the bloody thing shows me some roads from 40 years ago.......Not there now.
It really is about how the Navigation Engine,displays those maps,and gives you directions
To Me,IGO 8,is about the best...I have tried a few, since they became available
They all take a bit of getting used to,although Fantastic Technology,they can get you lost as well
unless you have a back up road map too,usually,not needed,but good insurance.
John
-- Edited by johnno02 on Saturday 9th of February 2013 04:42:56 AM
thanks for all the information will decide shortly
there is a lot of knowledge out there
suenray
Needless to say I've had enough of these ripoffs so I'm looking to find a tablet PC, say 7" or 10", with a built-in GPS. I can download free up-to-date maps from Google Maps, so the problem then becomes one of Internet access.
Has anyone done this, or investigated the possibility?
I'm interested in the Garmin 2455LMT, does anyone know if and how you can get the camps Australia, on to it?
Thanks but I found it by reading the post on dump sites for Garmin, marvelous what you'll find by looking!!!!
To see what navigators the CAW POIs easily fit go to this site. POIs for CAW 7 are now available. If your navigator model is not listed you will probably find a conversion App to convert one of the other type files.
-- Edited by PeterD on Wednesday 13th of February 2013 02:50:05 PM
Peter,
Thanks for that, I did actually find your other post with the same directions and have done so, many thanks again.
Kevin.
got a garmin navi 2455lmt from tricky dicky $149
Yes, I saw that and I'll be going there ina week or so to get mine, good deal, how have you like it so far? any short comings?
Kevin.
KEVIN just finished registering it on www. dashboard lady robber in shop
wanted $30 to do it havent used it yet would have been good last
week had 7 days at lane cove nat park in sydney
RAY
Ray,
I'm still a week or two away from buying mine, let me know how it goes, many thanks.
Kevin.
In my old garmin it is very easy and I can also add to most others as I have loaded to Navman and Tom Tom but I cant even get the Uniden to be recognised by my computer so perhaps I have a dud but I get no response from Uniden even after many request for info etc.
I am now in the market for a 7" model that will enable me to see the directions while driving the bus. I am looking at the Garmin truck but not sure of the software as it is different but cant find anyone with one to advise.
Also looking at a couple of ebay specials and I have the latest IGO software so will load that if I am not happy with what it comes with.
Regards
Brian