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Originally Posted by BZSAB' post='294152' date='Jun 8 2006, 09:11 AM
LMK... since I have graduated on first level usage..... I am ready to for POIs, speed traps, etc. Appreciate your help.
me still learning from the experts lah.
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Originally Posted by BZSAB' post='294152' date='Jun 7 2006, 08:11 PM
Ok guys, field report!
Nuvi works fine with the exception of address search! Tried fooling the device by not truning at the correct junction and it recalculates new route fast. Also tried the Blue-tooth function and I must say it is good too. When calling or receiving calls, there is minimal disruption to the original GPS function. What's more, you can view your phone book on the device which makes calling a breeze (by the way, I am using a V3, not too sure about other phones).
TTS is not working on my device; at least it does not say the Road names. It simply says "Turn Left in xxx meters".
LMK... since I have graduated on first level usage..... I am ready to for POIs, speed traps, etc. Appreciate your help.
Tony... no problems! Now I know why you are tailing me all the time! We are neighbors. Funni thing is, I have never seen you before around the neighborhood. I shall set my Wing Flaps off in search of you...
Nuvi works fine with the exception of address search! Tried fooling the device by not truning at the correct junction and it recalculates new route fast. Also tried the Blue-tooth function and I must say it is good too. When calling or receiving calls, there is minimal disruption to the original GPS function. What's more, you can view your phone book on the device which makes calling a breeze (by the way, I am using a V3, not too sure about other phones).
TTS is not working on my device; at least it does not say the Road names. It simply says "Turn Left in xxx meters".
LMK... since I have graduated on first level usage..... I am ready to for POIs, speed traps, etc. Appreciate your help.
Tony... no problems! Now I know why you are tailing me all the time! We are neighbors. Funni thing is, I have never seen you before around the neighborhood. I shall set my Wing Flaps off in search of you...
TTS works on my 360..but the singlish not very good ha hah
i am a walking gps now car still with pml.
i so crazy i asked taxi driver to follow my gps indicated route for fun,he asked me how much was it then he was gob smacked when informed him.
currently my craze but dont know for how long.
bszab...i always behind cos you drive too fast.....hahahha.
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Originally Posted by 1628' post='294175' date='Jun 8 2006, 09:47 AM
bszab...i always behind cos you drive too fast.....hahahha.
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Originally Posted by 1628' post='294175' date='Jun 8 2006, 09:47 AM
TTS works on my 360..but the singlish not very good ha hah
i am a walking gps now car still with pml.
i so crazy i asked taxi driver to follow my gps indicated route for fun,he asked me how much was it then he was gob smacked when informed him.
currently my craze but dont know for how long.
bszab...i always behind cos you drive too fast.....hahahha.
i am a walking gps now car still with pml.
i so crazy i asked taxi driver to follow my gps indicated route for fun,he asked me how much was it then he was gob smacked when informed him.
currently my craze but dont know for how long.
bszab...i always behind cos you drive too fast.....hahahha.
But yesterday was the first time I make full use of it. I have to make a police report in any NPP nearby. So I search for neighbourhood police post. I happen to be near Bedok and the garmin guided me to Bedok North Police Post. good right.. hahaha.but touch wood don't follow me.
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Originally Posted by tcc39' post='294197' date='Jun 8 2006, 10:27 AM
Believe me, you will find that you seldom have a real chance to make full use of your GPS in Singapore cause you know most of the route you usually take.
But yesterday was the first time I make full use of it. I have to make a police report in any NPP nearby. So I search for neighbourhood police post. I happen to be near Bedok and the garmin guided me to Bedok North Police Post. good right.. hahaha.but touch wood don't follow me.
But yesterday was the first time I make full use of it. I have to make a police report in any NPP nearby. So I search for neighbourhood police post. I happen to be near Bedok and the garmin guided me to Bedok North Police Post. good right.. hahaha.but touch wood don't follow me.
this is a good one! use it when the needs arise and not thinking of "i don't need it!" just like $$$
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Originally Posted by tcc39' post='294197' date='Jun 8 2006, 10:27 AM
Believe me, you will find that you seldom have a real chance to make full use of your GPS in Singapore cause you know most of the route you usually take.
But yesterday was the first time I make full use of it. I have to make a police report in any NPP nearby. So I search for neighbourhood police post. I happen to be near Bedok and the garmin guided me to Bedok North Police Post. good right.. hahaha.but touch wood don't follow me.
But yesterday was the first time I make full use of it. I have to make a police report in any NPP nearby. So I search for neighbourhood police post. I happen to be near Bedok and the garmin guided me to Bedok North Police Post. good right.. hahaha.but touch wood don't follow me.
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Originally Posted by BZSAB' post='294215' date='Jun 8 2006, 11:02 AM
LMK.. you were at the Bedok North Police Station last nite? I was there too attending a meeting! Was there from 9pm to 10:30pm. Strange our Wing Flaps didnt home in on each other! haha
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Nuvi users for speed traps software sequence:
1. download POI loader http://www.garmin.com/support/downlo...ils.jsp?id=927
2. Download POI by Malsing mappers.
http://www.malsingmaps.com/forum/users/tra...b/SpeedInfo.zip
3. Connect NUvi to computer.
4. In your Nuvi SD card, under Garmin folder, create a new folder "Speedtrap POI"
5. create seperate folders like "speed 80", "speed 110" etc. look into the file and you'll understand what i mean. there are numberous speed traps with different speeds.
4. Run POI loader, select the folder that contains the POI's downloaded.
5. click manual selection and change the distance to say 1200M.
6. load the POI.
7. try it out by simulating near any speed trap loaded, you should see the warning before you arrive and the proximity warning should flash on your Nuvi.
Good Luck!
I will be flying soon and if there are any difficulties, i hope i can help by answering but may not be too prompt.
Also, you maybe able to obtain help from Malsingmaps.com
1. download POI loader http://www.garmin.com/support/downlo...ils.jsp?id=927
2. Download POI by Malsing mappers.
http://www.malsingmaps.com/forum/users/tra...b/SpeedInfo.zip
3. Connect NUvi to computer.
4. In your Nuvi SD card, under Garmin folder, create a new folder "Speedtrap POI"
5. create seperate folders like "speed 80", "speed 110" etc. look into the file and you'll understand what i mean. there are numberous speed traps with different speeds.
4. Run POI loader, select the folder that contains the POI's downloaded.
5. click manual selection and change the distance to say 1200M.
6. load the POI.
7. try it out by simulating near any speed trap loaded, you should see the warning before you arrive and the proximity warning should flash on your Nuvi.
Good Luck!
I will be flying soon and if there are any difficulties, i hope i can help by answering but may not be too prompt.
Also, you maybe able to obtain help from Malsingmaps.com
