Google maps is good, but in my experience Waze maps display road updates sooner than Google. There is a new street recently (about 1 year ago) constructed near our neighborhood and Waze shows it but Google does not.

 

IMHO, "read the manual" is worthless advice. I have read and re-read the manual for an explanation as to why the turn prompts occur after I have already passed the turn. At least when the intercom is working, my wife can assist and let me know "I think you had to turn back there" seconds before the GPS advises "recalculating". And I've stopped doing "updates" because I've lost patience with 1 glitch being resolved but 2-3 new glitches being introduced with each update, and the need to reinstall all my past settings and saved locations.

 

Yes it is and mine matches the speedometer so it is of little value. What is missing is the actual Speed Limit.

 

I agree 100% that the current speed is not necessary, I was merely helping you with one of the items you stated you are missing ... "...I also miss the current Speed and Speed Limit".
All good.

 

Yes, but not speed limit. And the current speed displayed is not gps speed, it is speedo speed.

 

I had the 660 Zumo, and obviously with the new 2017 CVO FLXHSE, I have infotainment...

I kinda prefer the 660, but that is probably because I was used to it. I like the idea DRBUICK had to go with the Sony unit with Apple's CarPlay, but I dunno. Maybe some more time with the infotainment and I'll like it better. I do like the CVO logo that comes up when it starts up, and the TPMS is pretty awesome. I just need to verify the transducers every once and a while. I don't like that it forces it to kPa if my speed is set to KM [Metric]. It'd be nice to sort that out. Reliance on GPS should be with a grain of salt anyhow. I usually put data on my phone and will search out a fuel stop prior to getting below 1/4 tank. I ran out heading south to LV just a mere 9 miles to Tonopah, NV. I could see the town on the hill, but pushing the headwind and 2-up. Lets just say the wife did not hold me in the highest regard after that. Also the tow-truck driver DID bring Chevron 91, but poured a pint over the fuel tank whilst filling it. I had to stay in the heat a bit longer to let it evaporate... [once again, popularity was down]

The Audio isn't as good as the HK [or Aquatic AV] with my Hawg Wired 6.5" Speakers and amp. It's as if the HD system is more droned out. I can hear it at speed, but...
It is brand new-ish so modifications are possible although warranty killers. Maybe I'll redo all the speakers and amps with the headunit. Maybe I'll stick to earbuds...

Gook Luck, I think time and familiarity is going to help me.

H

 

 

Me: "Show map". BoomAudio: "Calling Matt".

 

Apologies for thread hijack, new around here and can't find what I am looking for yet....

How do you exit active navigation. That is one function I have not figured out.

ie: I am 300 miles from home and in an area I am not familiar at at all. I select home from my NAV options and finally get to a road I know the rest of my route and do not want to hear the navigation any longer I don't want my music interrupted any longer how do I get out of the Navigation function completely?

Thanks in advance.

 

On the right side of the map should be something that looks like this

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touch there and you can get "cancel route" or something similar. You can also do the same with voice prompt "cancel route"