RNMedic
NAXJA Member #659
- Location
- Dayton, Ohio
as the title says, for my wife, needs to be easy and quick to use. who has one and how do you like it??
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Sarge
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- St Louis, MO
Garmin C330. Yeppers, a copy of the TomTom. Cheaper and just from the playing I did in the store faster and better.
Sarge
Sarge
0313
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- Location
- On the Road
What ever happened to people using maps and knowing where they are going ahead of time?
Just one more distraction for people when they are driving.
Is it just me or do people just not pay enough attention as it is. I cant believe people need to have a GPS tell them where a gas station is, READ THE SIGNS ON THE ROAD!!!
Just one more distraction for people when they are driving.
Is it just me or do people just not pay enough attention as it is. I cant believe people need to have a GPS tell them where a gas station is, READ THE SIGNS ON THE ROAD!!!
RNMedic
NAXJA Member #659
- Location
- Dayton, Ohio
my wife drives all over and this with a voice would be less hassle than screwing with a map.
Sarge
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- St Louis, MO
mdl,
Never been in red actually. No longer own an XJ but for the most part I can't afford to become a member. The gps was bought when things were looking up then came three months of docs and hospitals. The only time I've run into problems with my Garmin was due to construction closing roads, areas that close their roads as they wish or the always changing St Louis no left turn signs. I did like a few features of the TomTom better but couldn't swing the extra bucks.
0313,
I have problems when I'm going across town via side streets and have to remember more than three or four turns. In my business time is money so the gps is a time saver. Plus not having been born in this city I don't have the entire city memorized but I work everywhere. As for a distraction, what distraction? Easier than looking at a map while driving. Enter an addie and listen to the voice. No different than the radio. If I need to look it's mounted right in front of me and I can see the road at the same time. Also tells me how long the trip will take and is usually real close. We always have customers asking when we're going to be there. All my parts stores are in the system so I can always tell which one is closer. Face it, even grunts use the things now.
Sarge
Never been in red actually. No longer own an XJ but for the most part I can't afford to become a member. The gps was bought when things were looking up then came three months of docs and hospitals. The only time I've run into problems with my Garmin was due to construction closing roads, areas that close their roads as they wish or the always changing St Louis no left turn signs. I did like a few features of the TomTom better but couldn't swing the extra bucks.
0313,
I have problems when I'm going across town via side streets and have to remember more than three or four turns. In my business time is money so the gps is a time saver. Plus not having been born in this city I don't have the entire city memorized but I work everywhere. As for a distraction, what distraction? Easier than looking at a map while driving. Enter an addie and listen to the voice. No different than the radio. If I need to look it's mounted right in front of me and I can see the road at the same time. Also tells me how long the trip will take and is usually real close. We always have customers asking when we're going to be there. All my parts stores are in the system so I can always tell which one is closer. Face it, even grunts use the things now.
Sarge
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