sat navs

[mach1rob]

If you've had a TomTom, stick with it, I changed, and lasted 10 minutes before I sold it and went back to TomTom, so much easier to use. I have a feeling mine is probably so far out of date now it'll need a lot of updating, but I've not had the need to use it for the past few years. I suppose I should try it and see what happens, it was top of the range when I bought it all those years ago.

[tractorman]

Coincidentally, I got an email from a friend and he said his wife had managed to damage his Tom Tom when trying to get it off the windscreen. He's checked and it'll cost £75 for service/repair or, in his case £90 for a new one!

I don't know which admission is worse: Terry for being a tight g*t or Kevin for spending good money on an iphone 5.

I'm not sure about the value of a road atlas - I have just discovered that there is a new motorway through our area - the M6! Perhaps I need to update my atlas! I used Google Earth and street view to find the last "strange area" I went to. I printed out the details of the two or three awkward junctions and only missed one of them!

[TerryG]

If it still powers on and works, bung it on ebay. Someone will want it, broken case or not. Even if it doesn't I bet it will make enough to pay the difference between a fix and a replacement.

[Phil P]

I need to get a new road atlas. The one I've got shows a road and says route of proposed Fosse Way.

[rich.]

sat navs are the work of the devil, mine got me nicked for speeding