Can garmin Nuvi 65lm do custom routes with multi waypoints
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By multi waypoints I assume you mean multiple destinations at once. I have used it to go to a store, my client's home, and then back home, so I would say yes it does multi waypoints. I don't know about custom routs specifically.
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does the nuvi 2597 lmt display a travel path from a remote destination such as an off road location
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I own the DJI Naza M V2 with GPS and fly with it often over the past year. I have not seen anything that indicates the ability to create way points to automatically direct your flight path. I did some checking and the company is advertising on some sites, the FC with "AutoPilot". Now, I'm not sure if it's referring to setting way points or not?? Your best bet is to contact DJI........although I must warn you, they are often slow to respond (if ever).
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According the Owner's Manual, page 16: The device supports the following file types: Maps and GPX waypoint files from MapSource (See page 24) GPI custom POI files from Garmin POI loader (see page 24) It also says you need the add-on memory chip to load these, as the internal memory is filled up with the Nuvi road database.
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I find the 1450 frustrating to set up routes the way I want them. They should at least include MapSource with it. Hopefully I will find a solution...
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I don't see why not. It is a "global" positioning system after all. Keep in mind that it doesn't show maps. It will only show the path you walked so you can retraces your steps as well as direction and distance to saved waypoints.
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AFAIK, Garmin uses the same routing algorithm as older units. However, I've heard complaints that the new ones can take you to routes that mystifies some users. I can't confirm this (my 765t pretty much routes me like my older 260 ... all things being equal, i.e., same settings). This is not to say my Garmin units' routing are spot on, they aren't always.
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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.
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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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When you enter the route you want, the unit will show you one route. You can only change the route by adding way points. I wish it would give you at least one more option to choose from, but this unit doesn't.
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I'm upgrading from a 755T to a 1390T and didn't find the multi-point routing that usefull. I could see how a delivery person would find it useful. For the rest of us, I would think it would be just as simple to save your list of destinations as favorites and then just select them as you go.
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You should ask Garmin as they would have to have the maps you need to load to use it there.
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The only way I know to see muliple routes is to select "settings" on the home page, then select "Navigation routes", and you will be given an option for: 1. Faster time, 2. Shorter distance, 3. less fuel. and 4. Off road. If you select any of these, your route may be different for each, but only one will be displayed at a time. Ray.
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Yes. Used for both of our 1450 Garmin units. After installing, we were able to download entire North America maps. Prior to installation we could only download southern part of US and lower 48 respectively.
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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 it does here is a link for youhttps://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/on-the-road/automotive/2013-line/nuvi-3597lmthd/prod121762.html
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Garmin claims that you can import a route from MapQuest into the 760lmt. However, I tried it and it didn't work well at all. I suggest that you call Garmin technical support and ask them; however, be informed that my experiences with their technical support have not been positive. It's possible that I just got poor representatives but I doubt it. My suggestion is that you have a paper backup with you at all times and take control of your route yourself. The 760 unit is one of Garmin's newest and best units, but it isn't very flexible. Good luck -