Re: Recommend an in-car GPS

"Wolfy 'Dial-up' Wildeblood" <wolfgangwildeblood@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Last time I was driving around in SA, I took a wrong turn-off and
> added over 100 km to my trip. Sucks d00d. I figure I could do with one
> of them GPS thingies before I go back there again. (Those SAians could
> learn a bit about sign-posting, too.) Anyone care to recommend a GPS?

**Nokia 6110 Navigator. Makes a nice 'phone, half decent camera, music 
player, address book, etc, etc. Get it for free on a $49.00 cap from a
bunch 
of places. Carry it in your pocket, for bushwalking, etc. All the roads in

Australia (and a few other places) are on-board. Free access to the GPS 
satellites. For a few Bucks more, they let you use the network for faster 
GPS'ing. I'm too tight to bother though. Best of all, no bastard knows you

have one and your car is less likely to be broken into.

Trevor Wilson