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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Auto Addict on 29 December 2006, 15:30:27
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Navman F20 off my kids.
It's great being a dad with grown up kids. :)
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Bet you're dying to go somewhere now. Somewhere far off the beaten track, to see if it works.
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Bet you're dying to go somewhere now. Somewhere far off the beaten track, to see if it works.
Went round the block...and it got me home ;D
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Try SE15 2LF, and if you make it we can have a beer b4 or after the new yr ;)
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There you go AA. I said FAR off the beaten track. Micks gaff ;D
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Or my house, but still, you already know the way here....
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My 5-years old gave me a drawing she made :)
Guess I'll have to wait another 15 years or so before she gets her dad a SatNav, but for the time being I am enjoying every moment of it!
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Bet you're dying to go somewhere now. Somewhere far off the beaten track, to see if it works.
Went round the block...and it got me home ;D
LOL... I remember when I first got my nav system fitted I used it to guide me to my folks house from the nearest town centre. Bearing in mind I've managed to walk from the town to their house while drunk enough that I can't remember a single step of the journey, I'd say the nav wasn't strictly necessary ;D
It's absolute bliss though when you want to go somewhere you've never been. Drove down to Warrington with a bunch of mates one weekend for a party, the thing took us straight to the front door with no hassle at all. Certainly beats trying to read directions printed from Google Maps, or worse still read a real map lol. The best bit is, if for whatever reason one of the roads you want to take is unavailable, just ignore the instructions and it will realise you've missed a turn and calculate a new route within seconds. Let's see your Google Maps printout do that ;)
Have fun! 8-)
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It's absolute bliss though when you want to go somewhere you've never been. Drove down to Warrington with a bunch of mates one weekend for a party, the thing took us straight to the front door with no hassle at all. Certainly beats trying to read directions printed from Google Maps, or worse still read a real map lol. The best bit is, if for whatever reason one of the roads you want to take is unavailable, just ignore the instructions and it will realise you've missed a turn and calculate a new route within seconds. Let's see your Google Maps printout do that ;)
Have fun! 8-)
As I've said before...
"I'd be lost without my TomTom"
;D
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It's absolute bliss though when you want to go somewhere you've never been. Drove down to Warrington with a bunch of mates one weekend for a party, the thing took us straight to the front door with no hassle at all. Certainly beats trying to read directions printed from Google Maps, or worse still read a real map lol. The best bit is, if for whatever reason one of the roads you want to take is unavailable, just ignore the instructions and it will realise you've missed a turn and calculate a new route within seconds. Let's see your Google Maps printout do that ;)
Have fun! 8-)
As I've said before...
"I'd be lost without my TomTom"
;D
True.... even though my TomTom overshot your office by some 200 Yards... ;D
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Where am I? ::) ::) ::) ::)
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It's absolute bliss though when you want to go somewhere you've never been. Drove down to Warrington with a bunch of mates one weekend for a party, the thing took us straight to the front door with no hassle at all. Certainly beats trying to read directions printed from Google Maps, or worse still read a real map lol. The best bit is, if for whatever reason one of the roads you want to take is unavailable, just ignore the instructions and it will realise you've missed a turn and calculate a new route within seconds. Let's see your Google Maps printout do that ;)
Have fun! 8-)
As I've said before...
"I'd be lost without my TomTom"
;D
True.... even though my TomTom overshot your office by some 200 Yards... ;D
Actually, it probably didn't - I may have given you the address of our site over the road - the secure place with the big white metal gates :-[
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AA cant go off the beaten track with or without satnav,,,,car will get dirty :y
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Where am I? ::) ::) ::) ::)
Planet Earth....
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Without my tomtom510 id still probably going round in circles looking for TB's house.....its a bit of a maze! but str8 there with it......oh the mv6 on the drive confirmed the correct house ;D
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Without my tomtom510 id still probably going round in circles looking for TB's house.....its a bit of a maze! but str8 there with it......oh the mv6 on the drive confirmed the correct house ;D
Aye, MV6 is a givaway....
Just as well, as TomTom doesn't know road numbers in my road....
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Without my tomtom510 id still probably going round in circles looking for TB's house.....its a bit of a maze! but str8 there with it......oh the mv6 on the drive confirmed the correct house ;D
Aye, MV6 is a givaway....
Just as well, as TomTom doesn't know road numbers in my road....
Correct didnt know the house number......but what the 510 does do.....which my GO didnt.....if it knows the house number.....it points to which side of the road it is......useful when dark and house numbers are difficult to see :y
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Try SE15 2LF, and if you make it we can have a beer b4 or after the new yr ;)
Lets see....... Birmingham to London, 120 miles approx, divide this by AA's top speed = Arrival after new year ::)