Re: GPS
- From: G C <79flh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 04 Dec 2005 19:05:05 -0700
Thumper wrote:
After being hopelessly lost in Palo Alto. I decided to buy a portable GPS unit. One that I could use in my cars and on my bikes, with different mounts.
I was looking at a Garmin 2620 and C330. Now I see on their website that they have a new model, the 2720, which is voice activated.
What do I need a voice activated GPS for when I won't be able to hear it nor, due to wind noise, will it be able to hear me?
I also looked at a TomTom today.
Any suggestions? Thanks
On the bikes, I use a magellan meridian. Waterproof, large screen, inexpensive.
In the air, I use Garmin. Pricey, expensive, slow, FAA approved.
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Gopher Greg
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'00 ZG1000 Stock '96 Ducati 900SS Former track bike
'01 GSXR750 Current race bike
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