Tagged With "Hyundai Santa Fe Limited"

We've been using the Good Sam GPS for over a month now. Haven't used it yet for an RV trip (not before April of this year), but we did take it with us to Atlanta, GA over Christmas. So far, we're very pleased with it. We've been configuring it for the points of interest (gas stations, restaurants, etc.) we want it to display while we're on the road. We've used the wi-fi feature to connect through my cell phone and get real-time weather reports and forecasts, which is nice. We've also used...

We're going to be in Santa Clara the weekend before this rally and are trying to decide if we can spend another week on the road before heading back home to Washington. It sure sounds like fun!

Originally Posted by shchuck: Should come on up to Kla - MO - YA Casino just N. of K Falls OR. We are. there for the night. Shchuck Well, we try to limit our daily driving to 250-300 miles per day. I thought about seeing if Collier had an opening for tonight, but it's nice here and we've had a chance to check this area out!!! Very NICE! Thanks for the suggestion. We'll see you tomorrow Chuck! Are we there yet? BobnRobin

We are weeks outta Az, Utah & Co. Presently outside Santa Fe NM till Sunday morning when we head east. Thanks for the notifications! Fire warning here too in NM. Not even supposed to be smoking outdoors. Guess those hand rolled Dominicans in my "travel humidor" will have to wait!

Woodglue turned me on to this device. https://www.amazon.com/Spot-Satellite-SPOT-Gen3-Messenger/dp/B00C8S8S4W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 I bought one and paid for the annual monitoring ($150) and so far love it. I used it on my trip out to Chino Valley AZ and then to the mountains of Santa Fe. Both had no cell service. It basically receives AND transmits via satellite so you don't have to have cell reception to get rudimentary communications out. There are 5 buttons on the thing you...

Ha, I was thinkng of Magic or Wilt the Stilt, swishing the basket. When I was in High School, Wilt Chamberlin use to come down and play Volleyball on the beach in Santa Cruz.

Fully loaded rig very curvy & hilly tow test with stop-and-go traffic as well as up to 65 mph sections - Success! The 3 wedges on the fronts & 2 wedges on the rears is the perfect combo. for our set-up. Drove from Santa Rosa, CA to Bodega Dunes cg in Bodega Bay, CA with absolutely no issues. No sway (although we didn't have any to begin with), sponginess, or porpoising. The TV & TT travel as a single unit in braking, stopping, accelerating, cruising, over bumps & pot holes,...

Last month we used our Good Sam/Rand McNally GPS for a cross-country trek - Colorado to Georgia, and return. Unfortunately, we were traveling without the TT (staying with family). The GPS worked like a charm. The main criticism I have is the speed limit it displays is often not accurate with the locally posted speed limit. This is not just occasionally, but a regular occurrence. I'm not sure why it's this way. In all other respects, we're really happy with the GPS. Don

Update - I downloaded a huge map update about a week ago. The issue with speed limit accuracy seems to have been corrected. Rand Mcnally also made a number of other software upgrades. For instance, split screens at intersections, etc. Today, we were in Pueblo, CO, and decided to check out potential camp grounds in the area. We used the GPS database to locate some, and had it take us to them for future reference. We're very pleased with the Good Sam GPS overall. Don