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You didn't say how much money you were talking. You may want to look around. I purchased a refurb Quest through amazon for $95. It comes with cables, mount for car, and power adapter. It comes with City Navigator( full unlock ) which will cost you about 80 to 100 to add to a different unit. It will calculate a route in seconds and the Garmin Girl will tell you where to go. Its waterproof and can be used in a car, on a motorcycle, bike or walking. There are many free maps for Garmin units if you look around. I found topo's for my state. The battery will last 20 hours. Downside of this unit is : Memory is limited to 115 meg - I have New England loaded + topo's for most of Maine + Road and Rec for Maine + some transparent topo's for a couple of places. You can get quite a bit in 115 meg. The battery is built in and cannot be replaced in the field. It is not a high sensitive receiver, but if you read about all the trouble others are having with the new receivers, I am not sure that is a big issue.

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Did you send an answer in to the show? I got an email back that is a riot.

Well, I don't think he flew the RV to London. I think the unit sat around for a week and the counter for the moving time overflowed and read a time smaller than the actual trip time. That would produce an incorrect average.