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Garmin Overlander

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Garmin Overlander…..
Information is displayed on a 7-inch color touchscreen that comes preloaded with 24k (that's 1:24,000 scale)
•Use the Garmin Explore™ app to easily sync your waypoints, tracks and routes across your Overlander device, smartphone and desktop
•Use the Garmin Explore™ app to download additional maps, such as satellite imagery and USGS quad sheets on 64 GB of storage
•Preloaded with iOverlander ™ points of interest (POIs) and Ultimate Public Campgrounds, so you don’t need a cell signal to find the best-established, wild and dispersed campsites
•Includes powered magnetic mount that comes with a suction cup or RAM ball compatible adapter
•Integrated pitch and roll gauges help you and your vehicle navigate difficult terrain
•Preloaded street maps with turn by turn directions for North America and South America and preloaded topography, including public land boundaries, 4X4 roads, forest service roads, waterways, trails and other land use data.

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Re: Garmin Overlander

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hi all

ages since i was online...has anyone bought one of these yet?
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Hi Rocks welcome back
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thanks Jan :-)
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have a lot of work to do...they swiped all our pc'c in February...my whole collection of tracks, years worth...gone :angry:
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Hi Steve, welcome back....this unit, has a hefty price tag coupled to it... (Garmin Overlander PART NUMBER 010-0219510.... R15 499,00 https://buy.garmin.com/en-ZA/ZA/p/685257) and I might be wrong but people will not likely be spending this kind of money on a Gps..With more and more navigational apps becoming available on smartphones, you may wonder whether it’s worth it to buy a dedicated GPS device for your vehicle. Apps such as Waze have made a name for themselves by providing up-to-the-minute traffic information from crowd-sourced data.
Only my opinion.
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thanks Phillip, i can get one for R10k and thats not a bad price :grin: we want to overland and if you go deepest darkest there are problems with cell signals...not sure about tying phones to satphone signals :eek: i know places in Namibia that cell signals are non existent
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