RE: [OT] Self contained portable SatNav

["Paul Gordon" <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey Keith,

A couple of pointers....

Tesco are doing the Navman ICN510 for =A3228 inc. - They're not easy to
tra=
ck down, but I know they definitely do have them in some places, as my
sist=
er managed to buy 2 of them this week.

A number of places are now doing the Garmin i3 for as little as =A3169 inc.

My local PC World was also recently advertising the Navman ICN 320 for
=A31=
69 as well (although, obviously, they had none in stock) - and having
faile=
d to purchase one in-store, I got home & noticed that it's actually
=A31 ch=
eaper on their website!

Just a few to look at....

Paul G

-----Original Message-----
From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of K=
eith Doxey
Sent: 10 November 2005 20:53
To: UKHA_D Group
Subject: [ukha_d] [OT] Self contained portable SatNav

Hi All,

I know this has been discussed many times before so apologies for asking
again!

I am looking for a portable SatNav that we can move between vehicles.

Dont want to spend too much on it as we dont often need SatNav, its just
fo=
r
the occasional excursion.

I dont think using my iPaq is an option as it is an early 3630 and I only
have the PCMCIA jacket for it not a compact flash one.


Do all current Satnav units go down to Postcode level ?

Sorry if these seem like dumb questions but I am still using Autoroute 98
because we get bugger all new roads round here. Still waiting for the dual
carriageway that we have been campaigning for during the last 30 years at
least :-(

I seem to remember someone posting about some units in Aldi or Lidl which I
think were Medion??? Are they any good?

TIA

Keith




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