fishcal247
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Captwoody. Where would I be able to get more info on the mount. Also have you been able to use it off-road yet. Thanks !!
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Post picture of your GPS setup
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F350
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I have a Nuvi that I use also and shows 98% of the roads even off pavement. My beef with it is that it's hard to zoom in and out when you want to take a look at whats around. That's where a tablet is great. I'm still trying to figure out how I want to use my Nexus7 and so far I still use paper maps to augment the Nuvi.
I like some the ideas here tho.
I like some the ideas here tho.
VanIsle_Greg
I think I need a bigger truck!
The last time I was out in the woods, I was using my new Dell Venue 7 with BC Backroads Maps and GPS tracking. It was great, and worked very well. I hated not having a mount, other than that even on my seat it was getting a very solid signal from the GPS satellites.
With it mounted up high on the center stack in the XJ, it will be perfect. Just need to build a mount system for it.
With it mounted up high on the center stack in the XJ, it will be perfect. Just need to build a mount system for it.
Mad Matt
Adventurer
gunnermoose
Adventurer
Dstock, what are your thoughts on your Delorme SE? I went with the smartphone version and love it.
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VanIsle_Greg
I think I need a bigger truck!
Nice...
dstock
Explorer
I have the same, works great, I'm definitely a fan!
dstock
Explorer
KISS
Isn't that hard to mount to the dash? :sombrero:
Vicreo A Legarreta
Vicreo
no batterys needed :sombrero:
Beamer pilot
Explorer
no batterys needed :sombrero:
Yep, used them things often until I left the Infantry, now I would rather carry 10 lbs. of spare batteries...but I still carry a compass every day...on my IPhone 5S...
Weasel with a Diesel
Observer
That setup served pretty well the last three years:
-Pelicase 1200
- a bunch of batteries rechargable or Lithium
- external GPS antenna( nice have to have in the mountains)
- car 12V adapter
- windscreen suction holder
Content hidden below the surface on the right:
- GPS air vent holder
- 850mA/2100mA AA and 350mA / 850mA AAA speed charger 12V/110v/230V
Important:
- 6mm Kryptoflex steel flex cable and a good lock.(Saved the box and the GPS against theft)
-Pelicase 1200
- a bunch of batteries rechargable or Lithium
- external GPS antenna( nice have to have in the mountains)
- car 12V adapter
- windscreen suction holder
Content hidden below the surface on the right:
- GPS air vent holder
- 850mA/2100mA AA and 350mA / 850mA AAA speed charger 12V/110v/230V
Important:
- 6mm Kryptoflex steel flex cable and a good lock.(Saved the box and the GPS against theft)
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