Personal Navigation Systems

[Nastyfoot]

I'm looking into getting one and was wondering who has them (LS1 members) and which one(s) would you recommend?

Thanks in advance for any advice

[Scanlamp]

I use a Garmin for work. I like it. Easy to use.

[joerockhead]

I never use that crap, the US Governement can track you.

Use a paper map.
or use Mapquest/MaprsAreus/google etc.

[Scanlamp]

I never use that crap, the US Governement can track you.

Use a paper map.
or use Mapquest/MaprsAreus/google etc.

If they want to watch me drive around in circles, more power to them, or if they are really concerned about who's TV's are broke.

[bloop]

I never use that crap, the US Governement can track you.

Use a paper map.
or use Mapquest/MaprsAreus/google etc.

If you have a cell phone the Government can track you.

I have a Garmin and love it. Jill tells me were to turn and what the name of the road is. Some of them just say turn right.

[Nastyfoot]

I never use that crap, the US Governement can track you.

Use a paper map.
or use Mapquest/MaprsAreus/google etc.

I have nothing to hide so it doesn't bother me. They have been tracking me since March 23rd, 1963. Nothing new there

[my5thNewUsernameHere]

I never use that crap, the US Governement can track you.

Please explain how.

[my5thNewUsernameHere]

I use a Garmin for work. I like it. Easy to use.

I've got a Garmin Nuvi 350, works like a champ.

[WhiteHotSS]

The one I use now is in my pacifica,it came with it. The one I used to use can be found here:

http://www.alpine-usa.com

and click on the "blackbird", the one in my pacifica is also made by alpine. The portable one seemed to work great. It also has a sd card slot so you can play music with it, and also a battery inside it so you can take it out of your car and walk on streets to find your destination.

[86 IROC-Z]

my printer is never hooked up... travelling to new far away places is always fun when you use partial mapquest directionsd illegiably scrawled across a fast food bag...

[SSwt00SS]

i use google maps, here's the trick, and it's free...

1) you learn to read a map
2) you remember/memorize the main streets you will be traveling on
3) remember/memorize the name of the place you are going
4) look for and remember landmarks to help you identify and get bearings on where you are

**I have seen more people get lost trying to use a PNS/GPS devices than just simply looking at a freaking MAP**

[86 IROC-Z]

Seriously though, my uncle has a tomtom, I've never seen other one so I can't compare, but its pretty sweet, amazing all the stuff it can do.

[Sarge]

I never use that crap, the US Governement can track you.

Use a paper map.
or use Mapquest/MaprsAreus/google etc.

I'm tracking them.

[joerockhead]

Please explain how.

Are you serious??!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?