affordable GPS
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From: DUNDALK,MARYLAND
I got one of these. It will fit any GPS and keep the rain off. http://cgi.ebay.com/GN032-WPCS2-Moto...item35a95228b3
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A good affordable GPS is this Garmin nuvi 255W.
A good mount is this one made by RAM.
A good power supply (provided you have a battery tender pig tail hanging from your battery) is this one from Powerlet. Use zip ties to run it up under your tank, zipping it to existing wires. That'll also give you the ability to charge cell phones and anything else using a cig lighter charger.
A good mount is this one made by RAM.
A good power supply (provided you have a battery tender pig tail hanging from your battery) is this one from Powerlet. Use zip ties to run it up under your tank, zipping it to existing wires. That'll also give you the ability to charge cell phones and anything else using a cig lighter charger.
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From: redneck riveria
One thing to understand about using a cell phone GPS is that it only works when you have cell data service. I have both (iPhone and Android) as well as a TomTom. There are a number of places on trips I did not have data service and no maps on the phones. They are great when data is available since its more up to date then a normal GPS but its a big issue about data service.