GPS Device
05-31-2011, 08:35 AM
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This is actually the main reason I got my GPS. I was with my boys on Yankee Hill near Idaho springs and passed through a very confusing 5-way intersection. We went further, got into some snow and decided to call it a day. Coming back through the 5-way, I got confused and had to drive a ways down each of the paths to find one that was familiar. With breadcrumbs, you just follow your track back out.
05-31-2011, 09:13 AM
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I have an iPhone and use North American Copilot, it was around $30.
For on the road performance, It is as good, if not better, as a TomTom system I have used in the past and Garmin system I have used in the past. I've used it all over the Southeast, Texas and on a trip to Oregon. It has been temperamental a few times, but a shut down and restart get it going again. Think that is more of the iPhone than anything else.
Still trying to find an App for the topo stuff.
For on the road performance, It is as good, if not better, as a TomTom system I have used in the past and Garmin system I have used in the past. I've used it all over the Southeast, Texas and on a trip to Oregon. It has been temperamental a few times, but a shut down and restart get it going again. Think that is more of the iPhone than anything else.
Still trying to find an App for the topo stuff.