Which RV GPS?
I live in the wide, wild west, the land of high overpasses and few tunnels. I am looking for a good RV-specific GPS unit as I head farther east. I've been reading specs & reviews and would to hear ab...
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Devocamper wrote:chiefneon wrote:
Howdy!
If you have a smartphone or a tablet with GPS I recommend a app call Co-Pilot. Been using it for several years and I want buy another stand alone GPS.
Co-Pilot RV app
"Happy Trails"
Chiefneon
We also use this app works great and you can set your hight and weight limits
Chiefneon, thanks for the link. It seems like great software. My question is whether it would work for me as a solo RVer. I'm having trouble visualizing what using a phone app would be like while driving. And even if I could map out a route in advance, it would be difficult for me to remember, as I have the recall ability of a gnat.
I want a larger GPS screen with a map, lane-change visuals and a system that calls audibles.
(I programmed my old Tom-Tom GOP with the voice of Captain Jean-Luc Picard from "Star Trek Next Generation." Once I turned left instead of right because I knew a better route. Jean-Luc's voice kept telling me to turn around. When I did not comply it shouted, "YOU HAVE ENTERED THE BETA QUADRANT. TURN AROUND! TURN AROUND!
Nearly ran my rig off the road.)
