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sat nav OR road angel

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Thrasher:
I've got a road angel compact ..... not sure it was a waste of money in mine? <grin>

DarrenG:
Nothing wrong with the S3 but it's very expensive!  I'd recommend the Holux GPSlim236 as a superb receiver and a lot cheaper, better battery as well.

http://tinyurl.com/nu93u (links to Clove's website, 236 Page)

dreadnought110:
:? I have road angel 2 the amount i paid for it i wish i had bought a sat nav for the money it's pants!! :oops:

Evilgoat:

--- Quote from: "ian,s zuki" ---i've had both the pda version and the the tom tom stand alone unit i would deffinately go with the stand alone tom tom as the pda's are too slow to get a gps signal and if you make a wrong turn they are too slow at recalculating. just my opinon


   ian
--- End quote ---


Old PDA. I have an IPAQ RX3750 which it runs beutifully on.

£175 off fleabay for PDA
£20 for 1GB SD card
£30 for BT GPS which included TomTom5 (although discovered this to be counterfeit and have since purchased it)

For that I get a kick-ass sat-nav, unlike Bunnies mines only tried to kill me once as opposed to a daily basis.

Memory Map

Few games should I get bored, plus all the utilities of PocketPC

Internet access anywhere through my phone or wireless hotspot so I can get on the net, do email, irc, msn from pretty much anywhere cept japan.

and a really handy work tool as well for wireless and wired networking.

Now, does a road angel do all of that? :)

Thrasher:
Road Angel Compact does what it says on the tin. I'm not sure I'd get any of their other products, and from what I hear their laser detector is pants.

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