Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 04:24:31 GMT From: "Spyderman" <spydermannopsamofyourbusiness.com> Subject: Re: 2003 9-5? Navagation available
I use a small Garmin e-Trex. 24mb of RAM and I can pretty much put the world in it. It is about the size of a small cell and stays on my dash thanks to some Velcro (strategically placed). What I like about it is that it is small enough to carry and just right to fit in the car. And when I change cars, I just take the think with me. -- J. Pierre Moatti www.saabclubofcanada.ca "Barry Test" <abcnopsamcom> wrote in message news:ug229nq8q0tkfenopsam.supernews.com... > I currently use GPS for navigating and it works well. It is much better > than going into a gas station asking asking a clerk for directions who > wouldn't be able to find their ass with both hands. > "Bob" <uctraingnopsamPAM.ultranet.com> wrote in message > news:gpovfu8k8d92efngmggb8cp4mk6eeruue8nopsamcom... > > On Thu, 06 Jun 2002 23:15:07 +0100, H. > > <musicboxnopsamITEnopsamrider.co.uk> wrote: > > > > > > >I agree with you unto a point Bob, but have you ever tried to get > > >through central London at rush-hour when you haven't a clue where the > > >hell you're going? > > >Trust me, a map ain't an option! > > > > I can't really relate. Neither a map or even a navigation system would > > get anyone through Boston. Dead reckoning and/or navigation by > > landmark is the only alternative. > > > > Bob > >
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