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Originally Posted by Romer
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Thanks Guys. I have learned these forums are the best way to find out things.
I am a big Toyota guy and am a Moderator on IH8MUD.com, which is for Toyota off road type vehicles. This has saved my butt a few times.
I also belong to RV.net because I was buying an off-road camper earlier this year and found great information on the campers and generators.
I see this site as a big plus in the Dell Axim column.
Just for grin's if you don't know what an off-road camper is:
http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=85585
It's one with a bigger frame, shocks and bigger tires. I actually drove from Denver to Rapid City and back in one day because the dealer there had a great price on a 2005.
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Romer, welcome to Aximsite where you'll get totally unbiased opinions about PDAs ;).
I've been using the Dell GPS systems for ~1.5 years now and I'm pretty happy with them. I've got both the Bluetooth and cabled GPS recievers and they perform reasonably well. The Dell software is a rebranded version of iGuidance with Navteq maps. I've used this GPS system for plenty of camping trips and discovered that the maps do a decent job with forest roads and other small roads you wouldn't expect to be on there. You just have to zoom in pretty close to see them.
Don't miss the GPS forum:
http://www.aximsite.com/boards/forumdisplay.php?f=34
JakeRich is the guru there.
The off-road camper looks awesome! How does it handle?
BTW, also a Toyota owner. 2003 Tacoma extcab 4x4, V6, TRD
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