Which GPS
On our recent trip to FL we realized that a GPS system would be very handy. We managed okay with computers, maps and Google but it was obvious that a real time system would be better. We usually c...
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Robin1953 wrote:
My latest purchase was the Garmin RV760. I must admit that I don"t care for the higher cost of the RV specific units but I do not like not having the ability to set the length/height/width/weight of my RV so that at least it gives me a shot at avoiding the trouble of being led down a wrong road.
Thanks for mentioning the Garmin RV760 which is another alternative to the Good Sam unit, although I like the Good Sam unit because it has Good Sam parks listed which is a plus for a Good Sam member like me. It does appear to be a bit more expensive also, but Garmin makes the best rated GPS units.
I had a Magellan when I thought that my "regular" Garmin was on the blink (SD card was partially ejected so it was not working right) but after trying it for one trip it was not as good as the Garmin despite some updated features, so I returned it and am back to my Garmin.
I do like the RV GPS units though - safer and less stress for the driver.
