Which Sat Nav?

[John_Findlay]

What happened to the Knowledge

I'm only learning every street in Edinburgh, Dave. That's hard enough thankyou ,without having to learn the rest. I can cheat on my days off.

 

[RGDave]

J_F, you might remember I finally gave in a bought a sat-nav to find Scotland about 17 months ago.



I knew where Scotland was (little joke there) but wanted to be able to get around if necessary (like to courses and stuff.....)

It's a tom tom one with Europe and Ireland. Cost me about £120 and been 100% from day one and still going strong despite the fact that I can't be bothered to update and pay the money!!!!

 

[Yerman]

Tomtom -next question?

 

[Golfmmad]

I also always use a Tom Tom. Decent maps and the intelligent route planning is pretty spot on

GB72,

Just to say have a good one, birthday buddy

Golfmmad.

 

[John_Findlay]

It's looking like I'm vearing towards a TomTom then lads (see what I did there). The IQ ability and accuracy seems to be clinching it amongst those who've used it. I may have to add a wee bit cash to the ton to get a decent sized one which actually comes with a home charger (bit of a rip off from those suppliers who don't provide one) but buy cheap buy twice eh?

Thanks for all the advice. You are my pocket Wikipaedia and Google rolled into one in such matters.

 

[Del]

Tom Tom, its the best out there.

 

[John_Findlay]

Cheers. I've reserved a TomTom XL IQ from Halfords online. £146.99. Not too bad. Looking forward to playing with it tomorrow when I collect it.

 

[RGDave]

Cheers. I've reserved a TomTom XL IQ from Halfords online. £146.99. Not too bad. Looking forward to playing with it tomorrow when I collect it.

Not bad. I emailed my wholesale co. (asking on my/your (?) behalf for the *best* price) and was quoted £139.99 for UK & I.

So, well done on getting such a good deal.....

 

[viscount17]

It's looking like I'm vearing towards a TomTom then lads (see what I did there).

was that nearly using 'veering'?