Can anyone suggest one that works off line.??
TomTom doesnt.
Mitch
TomTom doesnt.
Mitch
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I'm not sure but do you need to have GPS to be able to use sat nav on an iPad? So you would need an iPad with a phone card slot. Please tell me I'm wrong!
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Hi all, does CoPilot avoid single track roads successfully when decent alternatives are available?
I have an AguriRV700 which takes dimensions etc but has taken us down some hellish roads when better options were available.
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No it doesn’t and routing is sometimes bewildering.
I think its how you have it set up, have co pilot caravan on a ipad and has never put a foot wrong. it just seems to work for us, but now I have said that its going to go tits up.No it doesn’t and routing is sometimes bewildering.
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Clarification Please. Would I need a smart-phone with an ordinary sim in order to get a GPS location if we are away from wifi on our bikes?Oh, forgot to say.
CoPilot works offline. You download the maps you need before you set off.
You can download the whole of Europe or individual countries, depending on how much storage you can spare.
Richard.
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Provided the smart phone has GPS built in it will work fine. IPhone certainly has GPS and I would think any make of phone describing itself as ‘Smart’ would too.Clarification Please. Would I need a smart-phone with an ordinary sim in order to get a GPS location if we are away from wifi on our bikes?
Still the same on the latest versions.used to be only the 3G/4G ones that had a GPS chip in them as previously mentioned