Can I sit in my livingroom, plan out the exact routing that I want to travel, save it until I am ready to travel, and then use it (like with Tom-Tom)?
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There is a feature that is called "Multi-stop". You can put in your first destination and then ask it to find gas stations or campgrounds on MY ROUTE and then save them as a VIA. It's not overly easy to use, but it is possible. We find ourselves consulting many books and online sources to find campgrounds and then saving the campgrounds into a group that we have called "Campgrounds" and then head from one of those to the next. Give yourself time to play with this and learn it's functions WAY before you head out. It can be complex, but once you hit the road and ask for things "ON ROUTE" it helps a lot with stops. There is a feature that is called "Multi-stop". You can put in your first destination and then ask it to find gas stations or campgrounds on MY ROUTE and then save them as a VIA. It's not overly easy to use, but it is possible. We find ourselves consulting many books and online sources to find campgrounds and then saving the campgrounds into a group that we have called "Campgrounds" and then head from one of those to the next. Give yourself time to play with this and learn it's functions WAY before you head out. It can be complex, but once you hit the road and ask for... » Read More There is a feature that is called "Multi-stop". You can put in your first destination and then ask it to find gas stations or campgrounds on MY ROUTE and then save them as a VIA. It's not overly easy to use, but it is possible. We find ourselves consulting many books and online sources to find campgrounds and then saving the campgrounds into a group that we have called "Campgrounds" and then head from one of those to the next. Give yourself time to play with this and learn it's functions WAY before you head out. It can be complex, but once you hit the road and ask for things "ON ROUTE" it helps a lot with stops. « Show Less
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There is a feature that is called "Multi-stop". You can put in your first destination and then ask it to find gas stations or campgrounds on MY ROUTE and then save them as a VIA. It's not overly easy to use, but it is possible. We find ourselves consulting many books and online sources to find campgrounds and then saving the campgrounds into a group that we have called "Campgrounds" and then head from one of those to the next. Give yourself time to play with this and learn it's functions WAY before you head out. It can be complex, but once you hit the road and ask for things "ON ROUTE" it helps a lot with stops.
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I have just played with it locally. It will plan from current location to where ever you want to go. We will be road tripping in our RV in Feb and will give it a side by side test with our older Garmin. ROGER
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Yes, but it may not offer you every single possible route. I usually get 2-3 options and it compares the mileage and arrival times for those options.
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After route is planned, you can click on "details" then " browse as text " and you will receive turn by turn directions. You also have 4 other options. I hope this helps you.
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If you are asking, "can I set specific roads to take?", I haven't found a way to do that. You can set the type of route, ie. shortest, fastest...
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I think you can do it either way. Initial set up would be easiest through your computer.
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Yes .When you select a destination you select current route and then from the menu, you can select walking, bicycle or car.
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Yes. Set your furtherest destination and then add intermediate stops along the way. Great, as it lines them up in the right order to keep from doubling back.
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Yes. But you can use mainly cities only as destinations. Using coordinates of your destination is the best way to go.
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Yes. There are multiple ways to do this, but one good way is to set up an account at RideWithGPS, use their web interface to draw the route, and download the route into your device.
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Yes you can. That is exactly what I needed to do. I went from the modem to the switch. And then from the switch to two different routers.
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Yes you can. I do that at home with my pc. In that way I don't have to buy data bundles.
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Yes. During setup I was able to select miles or KM. I hope this info helps.
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You can cache maps in google maps but no directions once you leave wifi. I use navfree as it gives on the fly directions no wii needed. Just download state maps before you leave the house (see my review, its the second on the main page)
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Yes! I do it all the time with Netflix and Dishanywhere. Works perfect and may take time to find the internet connection setup. I use the Asus RT-N66R Router.
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No, you can not program routes, however you can recalculate as you're driving and it will provide an alternate route.
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The answer is yes I think, Becuse I use this as a straight edge to route with like a set edge on a table top router. I hope this helps?