My GPS intall location
08-17-2009, 02:09 AM
#12
JK Newbie
Thread Starter
Pardon me for the quasi hijack
How do you like that particular GPS? I need something for the JK that will do all (or most) of the on road stuff, but has a lot of trail flexibility -- especially like loading trail maps from other sources and lots of bread crumbs. I get lost without even trying.
Also -- I think RHD is very cool. Back in the day, I had a real Lotus Super 7 with no doors, cup holders or roll up windows. Heck, I never bothered with the useless top either. But it came with RHD and went like stink. People would freak out when they noticed my dog sitting in the "drivers" seat.
-meljr
How do you like that particular GPS? I need something for the JK that will do all (or most) of the on road stuff, but has a lot of trail flexibility -- especially like loading trail maps from other sources and lots of bread crumbs. I get lost without even trying.
Also -- I think RHD is very cool. Back in the day, I had a real Lotus Super 7 with no doors, cup holders or roll up windows. Heck, I never bothered with the useless top either. But it came with RHD and went like stink. People would freak out when they noticed my dog sitting in the "drivers" seat.
-meljr
Have never used the breadcrumb feature (I think it has one). Should look it up in the manual. I don't know about downloading maps, should be able to do it though (as long as you can get the maps).
RHD vs LHD - I have both types (I have a WW2 Jeep) and after a while you get used to both, I actually prefer driving on the left side of the road in a RHD, as you can see the side of the road better and easier to see in the blind spot.