Posted by Oliver Power on October 12, 2008 at 04:15:36 from (75.104.128.38):
In Reply to: OT--GPS for the road posted by mnjoe on October 11, 2008 at 07:58:14:
Buy a Garmin. That's what I was told by a well seasoned GPS user. He was right! I bought the "nuvi 350". Paid almost $1,000.00 for it. You can buy the same one now for around $350.00. Great navigation TOOL. The better you learn the tool , the handier it is. I use mine most every day in my business. Every day I travel to a different home , in a different city , town , county , etc.. They are not only handy for finding addresses. They are handy for driving in thick fog , heavy snow , roads with no signs , time of destination , shortcuts you may have never known of. It sometimes will take you around shortcuts you do know of. It will try to turn you around , until it figures out you know where you're going. Then it will pick back up again. On "shorter distance" setting , it may try to take you down a closed , dead end road , through a brick wall , etc.. That doesn't happen very often. If you have no idea where you're going , have the setting on "fastest time". Remember , it's a tool. The better you learn it , the better it performs. Personally , I would buy a Garmin.
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