Best GPS

rving4us wrote:
I have several Garmin's and don't have any problem with them, but they are not rv friendly.
Thanks
Cary

Have you checked out the Garmin 760 RV LMT
Very RV friendly

RetSgt7114 wrote:
I did a search and I agree with TusconJim and Woodglue.

So what about the Topic....GPS's?

I did a search and I agree with TusconJim and Woodglue.

n7bsn wrote:

Us out West wrote:


Serious issues? Not sure where you got that.

We've had our RM 7710 for a couple of years with no issues...happy enough to not even consider switching.

Great tool.

A large percentage of the 7710's "bricked" that is the electronics simply died.
That may be why they introduced a replacement (7720) so quickly

Thanks, not aware of those issues.

Glad I didn't get one of those 'bricks'.

Us out West wrote:


Serious issues? Not sure where you got that.

We've had our RM 7710 for a couple of years with no issues...happy enough to not even consider switching.

Great tool.

A large percentage of the 7710's "bricked" that is the electronics simply died.
That may be why they introduced a replacement (7720) so quickly

I have the rand mcnally rvnd 7710 and love it.

Us out West wrote:

n7bsn wrote:

Back to the OP, the original Rand appears to have had serious issues (the 7710), they should have fixed those issues in the current models.

Serious issues? Not sure where you got that.

We've had our RM 7710 for a couple of years with no issues...happy enough to not even consider switching.

Great tool.

Forgot to mention :S we ordered ours direct from RM not from CW.

TomG2 wrote:
I notice a trend where people with questions are told to "do a search" or even provide links to forum searches. I think most of us know how to do a search. I also know that technology changes monthly, weekly, daily, and sometimes even hourly. That is why I sometimes ask a question that might resemble one posted in June or July.

You know what, I AGREE SO MUCH with this statement. I mean, this forum would be a dead dinosaur if everyone just came here and did their own little searches. Forums are to promote the evolution of ever changing ideas, information and new stuff. Not old archaic posts that someone made 7 months ago.

I am so weary from all those "did you search first" post answers I could scream!

Either add to the conversation with current information or at least your own opinion for goodness sakes, OR DON'T BOTHER REPLYING AT ALL.

I also agree with TucsonJim

I have no beef with the people who do this on a daily basis, I just have a problem with your tactics is all.

WoodGlue

I can't stand my Rand unit. It has a very week display, and have been very disappointed in it's features and performance. I really wish I hadn't purchased it. If you do purchase one to try it out, don't make the mistake of getting rid of the original packaging. I did just that, and CW wouldn't accept it back without the packaging.

donn0128 wrote:

TomG2 wrote:
I notice a trend where people with questions are told to "do a search" or even provide links to forum searches. I think most of us know how to do a search. I also know that technology changes monthly, weekly, daily, and sometimes even hourly. That is why I sometimes ask a question that might resemble one posted in June or July.

I also notice far too often people post before looking.

I believe every conceivable RV topic has been covered at one time in this forum. Therefore, I we shut down the ability to comment and strictly use this website as a library.

Seriously, I for one could care less if the topic has been covered before. I enjoy reading the discourse, whether it's been discussed before or not.