Do you trust off-board navigation system

coolbzl · 30-05-2006

Who has the experience of using the Nav4All navigation system while you are out? Am I correct in thinking that any Bluetooth mobile phone can be turned in to a GPS device and how does it work? I ask this because I do a lot of mountain bike riding and quite often I get lost so having a handy GPS device with my phone would be great, are they expensive?

hmallett · 30-05-2006

I have no idea about your question, but i would have thought that for mountain biking something like a Garmin eTrex would be better, as it's purpose designed, has replaceable batteries, and is very robust and weather resistant.
Also, if you're riding your bike off road, a road-based satnav might not be too useful.
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30-05-2006	#2
hmallett Mr Pedantic Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Wales Posts: 2,396 Thanks: 19 Trader Rating: 1	Re: Do you trust off-board navigation system I have no idea about your question, but i would have thought that for mountain biking something like a Garmin eTrex would be better, as it's purpose designed, has replaceable batteries, and is very robust and weather resistant. Also, if you're riding your bike off road, a road-based satnav might not be too useful. H __________________ http://www.hmallett.co.uk Originally Posted by 306maxi I love the Panda forum.... you guys are so much more chilled out than the 500 guys
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