Which GPS to buy?

[caprihorse]

Hi Capri

The GPS is to help navigate.... what do you want a video for???

Regards
Paul

The idea was earlier, that the camera in Montana 650 is IP65 proof (quite well for sand, water and dusty conditions), so you would need to carry only one equipment with you if you would like to join Paparazzi Club. So, as the camera is pretty weak, despite high megapixels, it is better to have separate camera, which can do also video. Video is starting to be quite popular between our members.

[FSL]

Garmin mentions Garmin nüvi 40 and Garmin nüvi 50 as the newer model of Nuvi255w.

Has anyone tested nuvi40/nuvi50, if it's good for offroading as its predecessor 255w?

[alshamsi_m]

Hello FSL I got nuve 50 for my driver it looks nice with big screen but it is not for off-roading Regards

[FSL]

Hello FSL I got nuve 50 for my driver it looks nice with big screen but it is not for off-roading Regards

Thanks bu salem, i guess i'll go with 205 or 255 then as these are already recommended by the club.

[desert_hawk]

Garmin Montana 650, very good offroading, perfect on roading, if you add BirdsEye, then nothing can compete with it, durable, and you can use the profile facility to change profiles in it, and adjust the setting of each profile to accommodate your needs.
hope this helps

[caprihorse]

Garmin Montana 650, very good offroading, perfect on roading, if you add BirdsEye, then nothing can compete with it, durable, and you can use the profile facility to change profiles in it, and adjust the setting of each profile to accommodate your needs.
hope this helps

Small correction, there is a small difference between Montana 600 and 650 and it is lousy camera in model 650. Otherwise Montana 600 is the best choice at the moment.

[desert_hawk]

Small correction, there is a small difference between Montana 600 and 650 and it is lousy camera in model 650. Otherwise Montana 600 is the best choice at the moment.

you are right, but the useful thing about the camera, is that you can take pics with GPS coordinates integrated in it, so, instead of saving a point, take a pic and this will be saved, good reminder sometimes, anyway, i prefer the old method :)

[Wasif Ahmed]

[quote=FSL;9307]Garmin mentions Garmin nüvi 40 and Garmin nüvi 50 as the newer model of Nuvi255w.

Has anyone tested nuvi40/nuvi50, if it's good for offroading as its predecessor 255w?[/quote]

Actually the Nuvi 40 & the 50 are pretty Ok for off roading...they both have an off road mode and that is the paramount requirment for off road navigation.

They might not have a track back feature but they will show you your track whihc can then be followed back visually.

The other plus point is they are priced very well.

I use a Nuvi 710 for all my drives and have never had any issues with it, never got lost or ended up in a place where I didnt wnat to end up in !

[FSL]

Actually the Nuvi 40 & the 50 are pretty Ok for off roading...they both have an off road mode and that is the paramount requirment for off road navigation.

i already ordered a used 255w from ebay for 200dhm :059:

[Wasif Ahmed]

i already ordered a used 255w from ebay for 200dhm :059:

Then you will have to spend more on getting the GCC maps !!!!