Thank you for your input, Paul, and (apart from the one troll, by-the-way
) thanks to all the positive responses.
Following Tim's link, i have got hold of some waterproof sat nav holders for the bike, (moto and cyle) which seem extremely good value, tho not tried yet. Hopefully Tim will be getting hold of a pdf for me
.. cool
Still not got a new tyre for my road bike, and only been by car to Tesco's
to test the sat nav .. discovering new things i didnt realise it could do .. like `find Tesco's` .. and seems to be more responsive with use? .. but perhaps it is just me, realising that it is, as reviewed, a
high end model from Garmin .. and not a cheap bit of junk
..
I have even come to terms with the route adjustments, if you take a wrong turn en route, and can now see the benefit of this app to a tarmac car user, as you then don't need to do a turn-around.
I didn't realise that this unit could do base camp, which i have read so much about, and still not sure? but look forward to testing it at some time .. probably when i get another small, very small, trail bike .. or even on the Emtb if i can find out about an independent power source, or wiring it up to the ebike battery?
Thanks to all the positive responses, but if anyone has a problem with my admitted naivety .. please pass by
ps .. I still find the wonder of TV fascinating
.. so something like this inovation .. a sat nav .. is a game-changing miracle to an old dog like me
..
.. and you can SPEAK instructions to her .. (it)
I don't know if its imagination, but she seems to get increasingly annoyed if I don't follow her instructions to the letter … they have really inbuilt a truly feminine quality into the software