[nabs-l] GPS Products aned Software

[Patrick Molloy]

Jewel,
I use the Trekker Breeze. It's fairly easy to use, but you really
can't rely on any GPS unit. I've noticed two main flaws with the
Trekker Breeze. First, it announces landmarks when you are on the same
street, not at the actual destination and/or landmark. Second, if it's
a cloudy day, Trekker can get thrown off. (Cloud cover makes
connecting to GPS satellites difficult.) Other than that, Trekker
Breeze is a good GPS if you already have the mobility skills.
Patrick

On 7/24/11, Jewel <herekittykat2 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear all,
> I'm considering getting a GPS system and wanted to get people's
> opinions on which one to get. I am planning on getting an iPhone, so
> if there is a GPS app, I'd love to hear about it. I'd also love to
> hear from users of the TrekkerBreeze, MobileGeo, and other similar GPS
> products and software.
>
> Thank you,
> Jewel
>
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