Sat Nav recommendations, please.
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I bought the missus' a Binatone cheapy off ebay and it does all of the above with a big screen for about £39.
Thing is, if it wasnt any good, it would have been thrown at my forehead...
She loves it.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Binatone-B350-Sat ... 494wt_1137
Thing is, if it wasnt any good, it would have been thrown at my forehead...
She loves it.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Binatone-B350-Sat ... 494wt_1137
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I hate to go mainstream on you but i think the tom tom one would take some beating. Its so simple my mum managed to use it without the instructions.
You'll get one for around a ton. We've got the one xl in the work van. Was about 40 or 50 quid more but has a bigger screen.
Top tip, price up on internet then buy from halfords- they price match and they are local if anything goes wrong
You'll get one for around a ton. We've got the one xl in the work van. Was about 40 or 50 quid more but has a bigger screen.
Top tip, price up on internet then buy from halfords- they price match and they are local if anything goes wrong
I've used a Tom Tom 1 for a few years, with no real problems.
Can do basic regular updates for free off their website, or if I choose to pay I can get 'extras' like speed camera locations etc.
The wife paid a lot for it, but that was when it first came out. Now you can pick them up for less than £100.
Here you go http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Tomtom-One-XL-Sat ... GPSSystems
I would seriously recommend it, so easy to use!
Can do basic regular updates for free off their website, or if I choose to pay I can get 'extras' like speed camera locations etc.
The wife paid a lot for it, but that was when it first came out. Now you can pick them up for less than £100.
Here you go http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Tomtom-One-XL-Sat ... GPSSystems
I would seriously recommend it, so easy to use!
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Ebuyers special F&H job, good reviews (but then doubt ebuyer would post up bad Review about their own product)
Then either try it as is or put a multitude of any other software you like on it for Educational reasons, een Tom Tom if iirc
Or if you have iPhone/Android/Symbian phones use them
Then either try it as is or put a multitude of any other software you like on it for Educational reasons, een Tom Tom if iirc
Or if you have iPhone/Android/Symbian phones use them
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fair few people I know love the NavMan ones as well.
This forum is good for ideas on different software to load on to satnavs
http://www.simplesatnav.co.uk
This forum is good for ideas on different software to load on to satnavs
http://www.simplesatnav.co.uk
gibbleking
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i use google maps and navigator on my lovely x10 ....street view works well when you drive thru.
kaytronika
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I use CoPilot V8 on my HTC Hero.
It's available for Iphone I believe too... Cost about £28.
I have the Google Navigator as backup, but that's not available on iPhone.
Waze is out there and free, but relies on the public updating the roads... and they haven't got very far in the UK yet.
It's available for Iphone I believe too... Cost about £28.
I have the Google Navigator as backup, but that's not available on iPhone.
Waze is out there and free, but relies on the public updating the roads... and they haven't got very far in the UK yet.
