GPS Question

I've been out here on and off since 1980 running coast to coast, and know most routes to the point I could almost run coast to coast blindfolded. However, I still appreciate being able to know at a glance how many miles to destination, or to be reminded of a weigh station as I'm thinking about getting in the left lane to pass a bunch of traffic, see traffic congestion areas and be notified of traffic backups in a timely manner (certainly can't rely on the CB for pertinent information today), which lane I need to be in (many of the cities and loops begin to look alike after a while and getting senile like I am, I sometimes forget if I need the left lane or right lane)

Nothing wrong with using technology so long as you know how to manage without it, as well. And don't rely too much on the GPS in the "last mile". Rely on company provided directions once you get close, whenever possible

 

i treid the rand from loves. they don't do refunds. exchanged for pcmiler. and have never looked back.

i still have $200 credit for loves. if it's still useable.

never tried garmin. really dn't have a need to try anything else. as long as pcmiler/copilot is available for download. i'll continue to use that. and the maps are backed up on my computer and usb drives. so all i need is the app.

 

Well go with the company that actually makes and sells GPS units for a while.

Garmin has been around for a long time, they use Garmins in aircraft, military and other highly dependent places for consistent and accurate info.