Comments on: What SatNav Do You Use ? http://www.simplymotorhomes.co.uk/2009/03/30/what-satnav-do-you-use/ Simply Motorhomes - Simply talking about Motorhomes Sat, 10 Dec 2011 22:34:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: simplymotorhomes http://www.simplymotorhomes.co.uk/2009/03/30/what-satnav-do-you-use/comment-page-1/#comment-3793 simplymotorhomes Tue, 18 Aug 2009 20:21:10 +0000 http://www.simplymotorhomes.co.uk/?p=458#comment-3793 Hello Philip, Thanks very much for your comment. I didn't realise that Michelin made SatNav's so I've learned something. It's funny how we all use these things in a different way. I would always use a SatNav for the long distance leg to save getting confused with the signage, especially abroad, but I wouldn't use it for the end of the journey, for that I would use a local map, again especially abroad. Regards, Steve Hello Philip,

Thanks very much for your comment. I didn’t realise that Michelin made SatNav’s so I’ve learned something. It’s funny how we all use these things in a different way. I would always use a SatNav for the long distance leg to save getting confused with the signage, especially abroad, but I wouldn’t use it for the end of the journey, for that I would use a local map, again especially abroad.

Regards,
Steve

]]> By: philip silvester http://www.simplymotorhomes.co.uk/2009/03/30/what-satnav-do-you-use/comment-page-1/#comment-3765 philip silvester Sun, 16 Aug 2009 22:40:46 +0000 http://www.simplymotorhomes.co.uk/?p=458#comment-3765 There seem to be 3 types of travel. 1) local - you know better than any machine. 2) grand scale long distance - road signs cover the major trunk routes. 3) final destination. this where a GPS is worth its wait(sic). We have a GPS. We call it Michelle. It has caused more arguments between Jenny & I because it gets its t*ts in a tangle so easily! It is made by Michelin. Its saving grace is that the Michelin Green and Red guide books installed. This saves lugging around these bulky tomes. For speed and route logging I use "SPEEDSENTRY" on my PDA/phone. I rate this as one of the best bits of software I have bought (i.e. bang for buck). My new GPS would most probably be the Garmin Zumo as it will attach to our motorcycle. There seem to be 3 types of travel. 1) local – you know better than any machine.
2) grand scale long distance – road signs cover the major trunk routes.
3) final destination. this where a GPS is worth its wait(sic).
We have a GPS. We call it Michelle. It has caused more arguments between Jenny & I because it gets its t*ts in a tangle so easily! It is made by Michelin. Its saving grace is that the Michelin Green and Red guide books installed. This saves lugging around these bulky tomes.
For speed and route logging I use “SPEEDSENTRY” on my PDA/phone. I rate this as one of the best bits of software I have bought (i.e. bang for buck).
My new GPS would most probably be the Garmin Zumo as it will attach to our motorcycle.

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