[Idyllchat] Lost in Venice
Russell Crum
rrcrum1 at gmail.com
Wed Jan 16 08:36:17 EST 2008
Yes, I used mine in Italy a year ago. I have a Garmin Quest 2. It
worked great except on streets lined with tall buildings where it
could not get adequate satellite signals. Usually when the street
opened up into a plaza, I could recover signal coverage. I carried
mine in a small pouch attached to my belt and it usually worked
adequately there. I don't remember if I used it in Rome or not. I
know I used it in Milan. Since we were in Umbria on our Untour, I
used it extensively in smaller cities/towns as well as driving around
Umbria and Tuscany.
I bought the Metroguide Europe maps rather than the City Navigator
Europe because of the price of the City Navigator set. I learned that
the map set is identical but the Metroguide series does not have the
data included to allow the GPS to compute routes. It took quite a bit
of questioning of the Garmin support people to find that out because
the Metroguide series supposedly will not work with the Quest 2, or
any other of their GPSs that can compute routes.
Russ
Russ Crum
rrcrum at sbcglobal.net
On Jan 16, 2008, at 8:16 , Robert A Meyer wrote:
> Has anyone used GPS to find their way around Venice or any other
> large city in Europe?
> Not in a car, but walking around the city.
> Bob Meyer
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