Do you need a subscription to use a Garmin?
#21
Originally Posted by Doghouse
OMG!!!
This thing (Nuvi 660) costs $600 what the hell does this thing do? Happy endings. Just sayin'. :wink:
#22
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Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
Originally Posted by Doghouse
OMG!!!
This thing (Nuvi 660) costs $600 what the hell does this thing do? Happy endings. Just sayin'. :wink:
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Originally Posted by Doghouse
You guys are killin' me!!!
Thanks for all the responses. My girl is happy that there won't be a monthly cost. I was actually going to wait on the gps unit, but she bought it as a birthday gift. I love the XM, I'll probably love the gps as well. Does the 660 come with Jill??
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It should be interesting. I like the new technologies, so this will probably be a fun tool. Now the question is,....will I miss my girl, or will I pretend the GPS is her?
That probably won't work,...because the GPS actually DOES have an off button
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Boy how did we manage in the GOOD OLD DAYS before there were GPS CELL PHONES AND SATALITE COMMS. We got by with pay phones road maps and we called the shippers and receviers for directions. God help us if a solar flare ever takes out the satalites that power all the GPS or the satalites.
#27
Terry, did you get my check? I sent it UPS. :P :lol:
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Ah, Doghouse is coming up with some zingers!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
I'm going to get a GPS as soon as I feel I've got the money (when you use credit, 'having money' is rather nebulus). I use Streets and Trips, I can read a map. I can even fix the directions when I get them from a woman (I don't care, in your quiet moments you know exactly what I'm talking about :lol: ). Still, people have told me GPS is really, really nice ifyou get a good one. Recently I've started paying attention to times when I have to drive around awhile to figure out where I'm supposed to be going. Because you've learned to work through those situations, you may not realize how often if happens or how much time it wastes let alone how hazardous it is to be driving around lost. Did I mention fuel? Anyways, if anyone has a good Consumers Digest-type understanding of the different models and what works and what doesn't, that would be interesting to read. Just got my Centramatics all the way around, gotta get my heads and jakes done, GPS is coming.
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Originally Posted by ironeagle2006
we called the shippers and receviers for directions.
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