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March 4th 07, 02:59 PM
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In car GPS
On Mar 4, 8:39?am, Ken Bell
wrote: Can anybody recommend a reasonably priced in-car GPS - one that you can enter the GPS coordinates as a POI, and the unit will be able to give directions to there? The Tom-Tom is currently the only "Atlas" type GPS that I have found that you could actually enter a lat-long into. About $400 -EX 
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March 4th 07, 05:10 PM
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In car GPS
"Mitch" wrote in message oups.com... On Mar 4, 8:39?am, Ken Bell wrote: Can anybody recommend a reasonably priced in-car GPS - one that you can enter the GPS coordinates as a POI, and the unit will be able to give directions to there? The Tom-Tom is currently the only "Atlas" type GPS that I have found that you could actually enter a lat-long into. About $400 -EX I've got a Garmin 300 and that has the option to both input coordinates and read out present coords (as UK OS map reference). I find it an invaluable facility which, for some reason, doesn't seem to be listed in product specifications, and is not even detailed in the manual. Seems barmy that Garmin doesn't make mileage of such a powerful ability. I assume that other countries' mapping will have an equivalent facility. Keith
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