Need advice on an RV GPS?
Need advice from Rv'ers on whether it is worth purchasing a GPS made specifically for RV's to avoid ending up on roads a 30 ft TT should not be on. I am new to Rv'ing and plan on taking trips to s...
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I have a normal Tom Tom and combined with my Iphone's mapping system and especially the map on Gas Buddy, with a little common sense, and following signs that warn "no trucks" or "no semi's" I've never had any problem getting into a spot, except twice. Tom Tom took me down a flooded road once and I got stuck in the back of McDonald's restaurant parking log and had to back out. I think in 30 years of camping and RVing (me and the wife), that's not too bad.
I don't have any info specific to the RV versions, but I did find this article. Based on this article, if I had to choose one, I think I'd select the Rand McNally. I like the feature it can switch to different flavors of RV's or normal auto. Although the article is a couple years old, it's worth reading at least once.
Click here.
I don't have any info specific to the RV versions, but I did find this article. Based on this article, if I had to choose one, I think I'd select the Rand McNally. I like the feature it can switch to different flavors of RV's or normal auto. Although the article is a couple years old, it's worth reading at least once.
Click here.
