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Just can't help but notice and compliment when a nice beav is displayed
Cheapest beaver ever. Quiet too.
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Just can't help but notice and compliment when a nice beav is displayed
Ironically the mapping software/program it whatever the Fxxk it is is not off-road friendly and 2 years behind construction that is taking place. Everywhere I go my truck NAV is a blank screen with my bread crumbs. They are always sending me “map updates” to load, oh but the update is $140?? LolI see why you would want that info, for doing your hiking, etc and the graphics. I've never seen the nav on the gen 2, but I really like the nav on my gen 1 better than some brand new vehicles, especially toyota crap. I get the coordinates and altitiude with mine but not all on the same page. All of the forest service roads show up on mine, even when I went on Raptor runs through Nev/Cali. I see why others have gone with updated aftermarket nav as the graphics are so much better. I would think the Gen 3s should be pretty decent with that big info ctr screen though.
That is correct. But a separate GPS costs less and can power several devices. I run two Ipads, on for the Navigator and one for me, both powered by the same GPS. Plus I have a third for my RZR, so the additional cost of adding the GPS to each one was a lot.Just an FYI for everyone. You can purchase an iPad or whatever it's called with the cellular option and not purchase a cellular plan. It's the GPS that comes with the cellular hardware that is needed for navigation.
Well that’s not what my son law told me. He used to be one of the Apple genius folks at their store.Just an FYI for everyone. You can purchase an iPad or whatever it's called with the cellular option and not purchase a cellular plan. It's the GPS that comes with the cellular hardware that is needed for navigation.
Like @Chris Mies said above, I believe the device your trying to use has to have the cellular hardware? But does that hardware work without being piggybacked to a device with a cell plan?? Above my knowledge level, Chris can you explain it in non-tech language?John, Did you try preloading the gaia app with maps? I've been using AlpineQuest on my phone for hiking for years and am considering going to gaia for all of the useful layers and because it works with Android Auto. I thought you could load maps at home and then it would work offline. That's how AlpineQuest works.
That's so weird, so far there is only one place where my GPS wouldn't work and that is on Vancouver Island, I still don't understand why that is, the nav still works but gps coordinates and search functions wouldn't work, I'm still running the original 2009 update, usually have to use my phone for newer address searches, ha ha. I'm anxious to find out if it works in Mexico or not, figure it should.Ironically the mapping software/program it whatever the Fxxk it is is not off-road friendly and 2 years behind construction that is taking place. Everywhere I go my truck NAV is a blank screen with my bread crumbs. They are always sending me “map updates” to load, oh but the update is $140?? Lol