I just found a newer Android app for navigation that seems pretty interesting. It uses premium HERE maps (just like Garmin) and allows for offline saving of the maps. You can set your vehicle parameters to take length, weight and propane route restri...
I'm thinking of jumping back in with Garmin with the RV 890. I haven't used a Garmin since before the nuvi but had about 12 of them before that.The biggest thing I want to do with it is build long routes with many stops. I'm curious how the trip plan...
TomTom has finally released their new truck navigation satnav in the US. This is a really good device and a great option for RV users. Here is the link: TomTom Trucker 620TomTom has had their share of struggles after the decline of the market. But th...
There's a new option for navigation using your Android smartphone and it looks pretty good for a brand new app. It's called NavMeTo Truck Navigation. RVers can use it by selecting the box truck profile and use the flammable liquid hazard option.This ...
This seems to be a pretty good alternative for RV navigation on the smartphone. MapFactor seems to have a pretty good Android following and has been known as a solution that uses free OpenStreetMap map data.Now, within their Android app, they are off...
It runs on a tablet. I installed it on this new 9" tablet from Lenovo: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/tablets/android-tablets/lenovo-tab-series/lenovo-tab-m9-(9-inch-mtk)/len103l0016?orgRef=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F
Comparing the gas mileage between the Sprinter in the Ford V10 is one thing but what's not mentioned here is that you are paying significantly more money for the chassis to begin with in your initial purchase. It's getting harder to identify what tha...
While I agree with the suggestions to camp well outside the city and take the train in, you said that you only had 4 hours to spend downtown. The train ride is going to take 2 hours of that 4 hours.If you truly only have 4 hours to spend downtown the...
