Sat nav

paul2468

I will be doing some part time work soon delivering parcels about 20 drops per day , looking for a good sat nav that wont cost a lot....anyone help please..:beer:

Nodding_Donkey

How does that pay? By the time you have paid for hire and reward insurance you will be left with about thruppence!

DUTR

paul2468 wrote: »

I will be doing some part time work soon delivering parcels about 20 drops per day , looking for a good sat nav that wont cost a lot....anyone help please..:beer:

None of them cost a lot nowadays, think I have even seen them at asda for under £40, if you have a smartphone, then you maybe able to use that, those small drops are usually, local to where you live , so you should be familiar with the roads anyhoo?

scotsbob

Nodding_Donkey wrote: »

How does that pay? By the time you have paid for hire and reward insurance you will be left with about thruppence!

My understanding is that the OP was asking for factual advice on satnavs rather than gratuitous comments on his employment.

paul2468

scotsbob wrote: »

My understanding is that the OP was asking for factual advice on satnavs rather than gratuitous comments on his employment.

Was thinking the same myself....:T

topdaddy_2

paul2468 wrote: »

I will be doing some part time work soon delivering parcels about 20 drops per day , looking for a good sat nav that wont cost a lot....anyone help please..:beer:

Second hand off ebay would be my choice.

deanos

look at Amazon warehouse they sometimes have some cheap ones on there

Iceweasel

A useful feature of the better Sat-Navs is being able to handle a 'Custom Route' rather than just one simple trip to a single destination.

My Garmin Nuvi accepts multiple destinations and then arranges them in an optimum order. It prevents any back-tracking and so saves a bit on the fuel.

I would ask a 'White Van Man' for his comments and advice.

Good luck with the job mate.