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BIKERK9

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Posted: 04/12/12 04:57pm

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Rand McNally, the map people came out with their own RV GPS.

http://store.randmcnally.com/gps-electronics/rv-gps.html?SCCampaign=SEMRVND&gclid=CKHz7560sK8CFQ6EhwodnFfzDg

You program in your rigs height, width and length and it will give you advanced warnings of where not to go.

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Sprinks542

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Posted: 04/12/12 08:03pm

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BIKERK9 wrote:

On sale at CampingWorld 5510 unit.

08 Ford F-350 SD PSD CC
10 322 Fuzion Touring Edition II
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08 Can-Am Renegade 500

Born2RV

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Posted: 04/14/12 10:02am

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I use a Garmin Nuvi 465. I programmed our heigth, weight, and length. In 10 months of use it has been great. Kept us out of a traffic circle in MD that would have been a disaster. Warned us about a low bridge that tunrned out to only be low in the break down lane.

It also give us a choice of car, truck alone and truck with trailer. I did not do any comparative research on the Rand McNally one. Garmin offered us $75 off a new model because our Street Pilot was no longer being supported.

Good luck..

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