can you set via along your route
925932
Forget about the comments from Marcus Reisch and rhv100. I use it on ipad flying also using Runway HD ... and on sailing app isailor .... and on roadway using copilot gps app and it works fine on them all. Its brilliant not having to rely on wifi data, especially in areas where there is none.
925933
If copilot live premium works without cell tower data, why would I need this? Thinking of trying this but want to make sure that it will improve copilot live premium and not duplicate it.
925934
What are the best apps for flying and walking/hiking? I use copilot for driving but will be flying tomorrow and was hoping to follow the route if I can enable it in flight.
925935
No, the problem is connection with the satelites. Impossible to search and find any. I work with the XGPS 150 from Dual with bluetooth techology so I can use it with my I pad or iphone. Good luck
925936
I use it on my iPad when I fly small airplanes. It works great and usually picks up the satellites within a minute. If for some reason I switch apps, it restores quickly to my current position. I hope that addresses your question.
925937
Not with the 30-pin model, but you can do it with the Bluetooth Bad Elf Pro.
925938
Yes. The device rapidly picks up satellite information. Battery draw isn't much. It does need a clear view of the sky for the GPS to pick up the satellites
856333
There is a printer icon in the main menu. I would assume it would display your programed route. I usually print from Google Maps.
1113463
In my experience you have to set a via point so the GPS will route in the direction you want. For example. I travel from central KY to northern WI. The GPS will route me through Chicago and all the toll roads and traffic. So I set a via point at Normal, IL after I have entered my WI destination. The GPS will ask you if it's a new destination or if you want to add it to the active route. You choose "active route" and you get the opportunity to pick where in the line-up it goes. So you can set multiple via points if you wish.
1586222
You will have the option of choosing several types of routes. You can set it up the way that is best for you.
1379869
Yes u can . But unlike coordinites you down load the track will remain blue and does not blink when you get to gz you enter it as a waypoint
1158590
Yes. Google map can do the navigation. However, u need use the data. Or you can buy gps software like Tomtom from google store
1733449
Yes you can. There is a 'list' button which helps you navigate between tracks.
182815
Yes. 1. Select an address first, the select Go 2. Select another address and select Go 3. It will ask for whether you want to add to the trip or not.
2204503
Can I program the unit so that it will follow stops that I have designated along the way and also will I be able to modify the path to my liking?
182816
Yes, once you are navigating a route go back to the main menu and add a stop.
335164
Yes you can. I have my home address in the address book so that from wherever I am I only have to select "Home" and punch "GO" and that's all to get home. No, it does not always optimize the route but if you would like to take a "more scenic" route you can change it's mind and go from there. It will get you back on path.
861501
The answer to your question is, Yes you can. (1) First you must search for your destination. (2) Select your destination (3) (Select go! (4) After selecting destination, select Roues. (5) Select a Route.CHANGING THE ROUTE CALCULATION MODE:(1) Select SETTINGS > NAVIGATION > CALCULATION MODE(2) Select FASTER TIME To calculate routes that are faster to drive but can be longer in distance.(3) Select SHORTER DISTANCE to calculate routes that are shorter in distance but can take more time to drive.(4) Select OFF ROAD to calculate point to point routes (without roads).NOTE: The calculation mode affects only automobile routes. The answer to your question is, Yes you can. (1) First you must search for your destination. (2) Select your destination (3) (Select go! (4) After selecting destination, select Roues. (5) Select a Route.CHANGING THE ROUTE CALCULATION MODE:(1) Select SETTINGS > NAVIGATION > CALCULATION MODE(2) Select FASTER TIME To calculate routes that are faster to drive but can be longer in distance.(3) Select SHORTER DISTANCE to calculate routes that are shorter in distance but can take more time to drive.(4) Select OFF ROAD to calculate point to point routes... » Read More The answer to your question is, Yes you can. (1) First you must search for your destination. (2) Select your destination (3) (Select go! (4) After selecting destination, select Roues. (5) Select a Route.CHANGING THE ROUTE CALCULATION MODE:(1) Select SETTINGS > NAVIGATION > CALCULATION MODE(2) Select FASTER TIME To calculate routes that are faster to drive but can be longer in distance.(3) Select SHORTER DISTANCE to calculate routes that are shorter in distance but can take more time to drive.(4) Select OFF ROAD to calculate point to point routes (without roads).NOTE: The calculation mode affects only automobile routes. « Show Less
1123933
Yes. But, you would have to enter a city on the alternate route. You can enter multiple stops.
238856
I believe that if you touch the displayed name of the next destination at the top of the screen, the entire route remaining will show up on the screen that opens. The first item listed is the remaining distance and time to it. If I'm right, touch each item along the route to get a look at the configuration of that intersection. The remaining route may display on several succeeding screens, depending on the length of the route. I have the Garmin 2455LMT.
1123935
Most GPS's you can select a route via you put in the city's you want to go through and that is the way the GPS takes you. Those are call waypoints along the route. But as I said before, I would not buy this GPS.
2085629
The usefulness of multi-point routing varies from one person to another. Anyone that has daily routes and schedules, this would obviously be a great help. However, for those units that don't have this feature, there is a way to get by.All Garmin units allow for one "waypoint" to be added. Some people add a waypoint somewhere along their travel route, and once reached, add another waypoint, and so on. Hardly elegant, but this hopscotch method gets the job done.
973906
Yes. But you can use mainly cities only as destinations. Using coordinates of your destination is the best way to go.