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rayonline

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#55458 4-Jan-2010 22:32
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Hiya out of interest, any fellas travelled overseas with GPS,  how have you done it by?





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  #287052 4-Jan-2010 23:44
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I used Ovi maps on my E71 when I was away overseas last year, it was great being able to have the UK, Germany, Finland, New York, Montreal and Vancouver on my phone and know exactly where I was!




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  #287055 4-Jan-2010 23:54
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Expensive?

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  #287068 5-Jan-2010 05:23
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I have used tomtom GPS with local maps installed whenever driving in Australia, recently installed sygic maps on PDA but yet to use it overseas, Will use it in Australia and UK later this year. On previous PDA had MapKing maps installed when travelling in Asia; Singapore, Maylasia and China. It worked well for me.




that would be an ecumenical matter



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  #287072 5-Jan-2010 06:41
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rayonline: Expensive?


Depends what you define as "expensive" - Ovi maps is totally free but using AGPS for a a quicker pisition fix does use a small amount of data which is either $10 or $30 MB while roaming.


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  #287109 5-Jan-2010 10:20
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I thought that I am not a good map reader, if I had to establish a green line and for me just to follow that .. that would be more expensive, ie., roaming data and navigation.

How much data does it use per data?

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