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Matt_Colie wrote:
Mike,
We are also from Michigan (not a great thing these days), but when crossing the UP our phones ran into a few holes where even with the outside antenna and a repeater there was no signal to be had. Fortunately, we do our primary navigation with a stand-alone GPS. We are not "blue road" travelers and have run into this more than a few times.
Matt
Stepnwolf wrote:
If you choose the option to download the maps to your phone when you do have a signal, you don't need a cellular connection to use the phone GPS option.
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Oct-30-2020 05:02 PM
mikemc53 wrote:
How many use RV specific GPS apps as opposed to Google maps? I know about the actual RV GPS units by Garmin, TomTom, etc., but I am curious about apps. So far I have only used Google maps and have been lucky, with no mishaps, but just curious as to the thoughts of others.
Would not want to get into a situation where a low bridge or tight hairpin might become an issue.
Thanks in advance gang.
Oct-30-2020 04:58 PM
Matt_Colie wrote:
Mike,
We are also from Michigan (not a great thing these days), but when crossing the UP our phones ran into a few holes where even with the outside antenna and a repeater there was no signal to be had. Fortunately, we do our primary navigation with a stand-alone GPS. We are not "blue road" travelers and have run into this more than a few times.
Matt
Oct-30-2020 04:30 PM
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