I'm looking at one with the large colour display. Should I be worried? More to go wrong...?
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I agree! The first 7 digits of our postcode covers a whole estate with many roads and cul-de-sacs on it!Stickyfinger wrote:I cannot for the life of me think how a SatNav is any good unless it has Full Post Code search.
Does it allow a geographical co-ordinate search?Stickyfinger wrote:I cannot for the life of me think how a SatNav is any good unless it has Full Post Code search.
A Farmhouse, with a Name down a Lane outside a village in the middle of Dartmoor.....NOT a CHANCE
Mine has no satnav so the same for me - except it was a free Garmin that needs updates but they are more than a new Garmin with free updates - dilemma.Stickyfinger wrote:The early ones did not even have "lanes" on the map...........£20 for a TomTom from fleabay and a map update for me
Yes, both the RT3 and NG4 Navidrive systems allow GPS Coordinate input. - But, to save a lot grief and earache,myglaren wrote: Does it allow a geographical co-ordinate search?
Citroen can't take the blame here, the nav devices aren't made by them ... the RT6 i.e. is by Magnetti Marelli ...GiveMeABreak wrote:so it's not Citroen being tight on paying the Royal Mail.