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My dad drives a lot, and his eyes aren't what they used to be. I'm looking into buying him a GPS unit for his birthday. Anyone have any recommendations on decent ones? I want to keep it $200 or under if possible. Something plain and easy to use. Thanks!
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is that a gorilla?
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Buy a TOM TOM, they are amazing.
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My dad drives a lot, and his eyes aren't what they used to be. I'm looking into buying him a GPS unit for his birthday. Anyone have any recommendations on decent ones? I want to keep it $200 or under if possible. Something plain and easy to use. Thanks!
Costco has some good Magellan ones under $200.00
I got my dad one, and it is awesome.
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My dad drives a lot, and his eyes aren't what they used to be. I'm looking into buying him a GPS unit for his birthday. Anyone have any recommendations on decent ones? I want to keep it $200 or under if possible. Something plain and easy to use. Thanks!
Garmin makes an easy to use model for the price point you are at.
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Garmin makes an easy to use model for the price point you are at.
Yes, I would stay with magellan or Garmin. Both are good units, almost the same.
Costco has the one with the bigger screen on the Magellan, that is under $200.
6 months ago, I got my dad the one with the smaller screen for the same price.
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at first glance i thought this thread said UPS and bodybuilding..i was like what does UPS have to do with bodybuilding?
then i realized it said GPS, and then i was like oh ok..
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at first glance i thought this thread said UPS and bodybuilding..i was like what does UPS have to do with bodybuilding?
then i realized it said GPS, and then i was like oh ok..
haha, exactly what I thought
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at first glance i thought this thread said UPS and bodybuilding..i was like what does UPS have to do with bodybuilding?
then i realized it said GPS, and then i was like oh ok..
Everybody knows you don't use UPS to deliver your gear. you lose your 4th amendment expectation with a private company.
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garmin nuvee
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Steer clear of the "Mio", as it tends to be very anti-intuitive and just plain daft. Maybe I had been too spoiled by using a TomTom, but when I tried to use a Mio it was a fucked experience.
TomTom is something I can testify to. Right now, there are two low-priced models - Best Buy, at last look, has one for around $100 and the other for about $160 - that's the one I have, and will personally vouch for.
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navigons are nice as well.
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Garmin makes an easy to use model for the price point you are at.
x2. I have a Garmin and i love it. Whenever i go to the arnold classic i'll use it ;D
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thanks guys!
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i use a tom tom one. $170 at bestbuy and it is very nice
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The Garmin Nuvi's slaughter everything else on the market by a considerable margin.
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one Q... is there a subscription or anything? or does it just work forever?
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one Q... is there a subscription or anything? or does it just work forever?
as far as i Know it works forever. I got mine last christmas. Garmin that is.
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one Q... is there a subscription or anything? or does it just work forever?
Most GPS units do not require a subscription. They work forever after purchase. To update maps once a year or so costs about $30-$100 depending on manufacturers, but that's optional depending on how updated you want it to be.
Some units with advanced features like traffic detection/live updates do require a monthly fee. But that again depends on which manufacturer and the various add-ons and services they offer.
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Most GPS units do not require a subscription. They work forever after purchase. To update maps once a year or so costs about $30-$100 depending on manufacturers, but that's optional depending on how updated you want it to be.
Some units with advanced features like traffic detection/live updates do require a monthly fee. But that again depends on which manufacturer and the various add-ons and services they offer.
Dude the pictures on your HDPhysiques site are being marked as trojans!
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Buy a TOM TOM, they are amazing.
Back in the day you could buy a NIG NOG - They would even load the wagon. ;D
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i use a tom tom one. $170 at bestbuy and it is very nice
I've never used a tom tom, but they are inexpensive. I never had any problems with lower
priced garmin or magellan. Fuck, they all use the same satellite anyway, its really all with
the way it gives you directions visually and audio
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one Q... is there a subscription or anything? or does it just work forever?
Get the garmin....you plug the shit in and go.
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My dad drives a lot, and his eyes aren't what they used to be. I'm looking into buying him a GPS unit for his birthday. Anyone have any recommendations on decent ones? I want to keep it $200 or under if possible. Something plain and easy to use. Thanks!
Well, you can't say this thread ain't bodybuilding related ;)
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I have a Garmin nuvi 765: https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=134&pID=14926
Only fags and poor people buy Tom Toms.
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I have a Garmin nuvi 765: https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=134&pID=14926
Only fags and poor people buy Tom Toms.
so Vince has a Tom Tom?
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so Vince has a Tom Tom?
He probably has two.
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Agree, about Garmin.
They are incredibly easy to use.
Too bad you dont live nearby I
gave away a Garmin last month(Due to low battery life).
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I have a Garmin nuvi 765: https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=134&pID=14926
Only fags and poor people buy Tom Toms.
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My dad drives a lot, and his eyes aren't what they used to be. I'm looking into buying him a GPS unit for his birthday. Anyone have any recommendations on decent ones? I want to keep it $200 or under if possible. Something plain and easy to use. Thanks!