ricochetrider
Out There Somewhere
Garmin obviously get lots of respect here, it's almost an entire thread about them!
the mention of LOWRANCE brings it to another level. perusing the Lowrance site, i realised these are the folks who have a long history with the boating crowd, and it seems they make both fishfinders and navigation tools which would cover the GPS market.
anyone got any more to say about them?
going back to the Garmin Zumo series proprietary batteries, does it stand to reason that the natural option would be to just go straight away to hard-wiring the unit to the bike and/or car? i suppose the only downside to that would be if you were to use the unit for a walk-about? and i guess on the other hand, one might want to BUY 2 wiring harnesses, or perhaps one for EACH VEHICLE you plan to use your Zumo in? admittedly, this could add considerable costs to an already pricey item.
the mention of LOWRANCE brings it to another level. perusing the Lowrance site, i realised these are the folks who have a long history with the boating crowd, and it seems they make both fishfinders and navigation tools which would cover the GPS market.
anyone got any more to say about them?
going back to the Garmin Zumo series proprietary batteries, does it stand to reason that the natural option would be to just go straight away to hard-wiring the unit to the bike and/or car? i suppose the only downside to that would be if you were to use the unit for a walk-about? and i guess on the other hand, one might want to BUY 2 wiring harnesses, or perhaps one for EACH VEHICLE you plan to use your Zumo in? admittedly, this could add considerable costs to an already pricey item.
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