Reply to "Garmin 1095 RV GPS"

RobertMTWandering Carnivore King of LOALifetime Member

It sounds like RV version has some of the same problems as the truck version.

It's hard to drive and use paper map. The phone is bad enough. While I just listen to it, when someone tries to call or message, it kicks map into background and mutes it.

Many times, I just use truck GPS to display map, without selecting route. I use the tools menu, to minimize sub menu and pop ups.

I first got cheap gps, for speedometer, after replacing third Speedo gear on my 90. About every other time odometer rolled over, it would start skipping around. That $29 TomTom was easier to use and didn't send you down rivers. It seems most of development has been geared towards ads and sponsors.

11/24/247:24 PM

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