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2010/08/30 19:10:40 (permalink)
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nav man gps etc

who can reccomened some good brands??

as far as i knew, tomtom was the sh*t to get!

but they come with a high price tag...

i typed gps in ebay, and it came up with some dodgy korean/chinese etc ones, for like $150, but $150 is alot of money to spend on something that could last a day/not even work.

so basically has anybody bought the cheaper brands? and have any reviews they want to give??

having to buy this on a tight budget, thats all..
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    maxrs
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/08/30 19:29:09 (permalink)
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    Your new tax deductible mobile phone will have a GPS in it.
    They just don't tell you were to go. Just a blue dot making your position. Nav man do an talking application at extra cost.

    If the GPS is being sold from America, it will work here.
    They have a letter and number code on the side to check if they will work in Australia, because they all won't be compatible.
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    JamesR
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/08/30 21:24:41 (permalink)
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    i have a TomTom OneXL thats a few years old, and its fantastic.
    can deffs recommend TomToms.
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    BryanS81
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/08/30 21:38:23 (permalink)
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    yeah get an iphone or a smartphone that will have the ability to have the appz that include tomtom, sygic, etc...

    that way you have your phone and gps on you at all times, means not getting lost or uncontactable.

    I have an iphone with Sygic maps and it works ok, though in saying this they are not the same as a stand-alone gps but no need for the multiple items.(plus you wont just leave it in the car for someone to steal)

    Just my opinion

    Bryan
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    Escortpower
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/08/30 23:19:47 (permalink)
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    Sterlo, here is a GPS for the budget concious

    http://www.lasoo.com.au/offer/navman-c40/4jiblq2rj.html?source=catalogue

    Better still, you can buy the oil and filter you need while you are there to get the discount on the GPS.

    Missus has a Navman many years old and works ok. Tom tom is the way to go if you have the cash.

    Craig.
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/08/31 00:48:49 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by JamesR

    i have a TomTom OneXL thats a few years old, and its fantastic.
    can deffs recommend TomToms.




    I've got one of those too and it is great but the windscreen mount sucky pad thing is woeful
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    JamesR
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/08/31 11:08:45 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by Avon

    quote:
    Originally posted by JamesR

    i have a TomTom OneXL thats a few years old, and its fantastic.
    can deffs recommend TomToms.




    I've got one of those too and it is great but the windscreen mount sucky pad thing is woeful


    tell me about it!!
    at least they fixed that problem on the newer ones.
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    Juiceman
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/08/31 12:39:35 (permalink)
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    Refidex is the best. Hahaha.
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    tedidesign
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/08/31 14:20:48 (permalink)
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    As I am an old unpleasant individual, I use a Melways Street Directory, never let's you down
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    RE: nav man gps etc 2010/01/09 07:19:39 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by tedidesign

    As I am an old unpleasant individual, I use a Melways Street Directory, never let's you down



    Yeah gps stuffed up the only refadex i had was 2001 [88] there was acres of grass where i was driving.

    Get yourself a htc p3600i phone from ebay, for $100 or so inbuilt gps.
    Load with tom tom. thats all i use have even got ozzy ozbourne voice loaded so he tells you to take a F&^kan left here, Fu^%kan make Uturn, wrong f&^kan direction its a good laugh.
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