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How can I choose and use a satnav
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I've never had one. I'm an old fuddy duddy who never uses her mobile phone a doesn't know or wish to know about bluetooth.
And I can't read my car clock while I'm wearing my driving glasses, so I need something simple.
I think I might have thought TomTom 530 would be good, but can't remember why.
I drive alone and tend to get lost (and panic about being in the wrong lane in towns). Then when I'm lost I've no idea where I am, so I can't find myself again.
Idiot's guide please
And I can't read my car clock while I'm wearing my driving glasses, so I need something simple.
I think I might have thought TomTom 530 would be good, but can't remember why.
I drive alone and tend to get lost (and panic about being in the wrong lane in towns). Then when I'm lost I've no idea where I am, so I can't find myself again.
Idiot's guide please
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.A tomtom can be set up in the house on your pc, so when you connect it in the car there is no need to fiddle with it, just listen to the verbal instructions. The volume can be set to very loud indeed.
For the return journey, it is easy to press a couple of large on screen icons to get you 'home'.
I would recommend the tomtom.
For the return journey, it is easy to press a couple of large on screen icons to get you 'home'.
I would recommend the tomtom.
i use a TomTom GO510, brillianty peice of kit, although it now needs map updates. You cant just listen, sometimes the instructions dont make sense without looking at the screen...when you eventually buy one you will know what i mean.
I have mine stuck at the top of the windscreen to the right this enables me to look over my glasses at the display
( i need glasses for driving but not reading)
I have mine stuck at the top of the windscreen to the right this enables me to look over my glasses at the display
( i need glasses for driving but not reading)
With respect, I would consider Packing up driving if I was you Dancecaller, Apart from this being a Wind up, I have had the good fortune of driving many miles in my last employment & seen the hay-em elderly people have caused & by the way if you call 60 an old Fuddy Duddy ( I am one) If you panic about been lost I'd dread to think what you would be like listening to a Sat Nav
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