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Newboy · 20th August 2006, 22:21

Like Wooly I currently use a HP iPAQ with a Sysonchip CF GPS card (which I can throughly recommend) and run TomTom 5 and it is very good (although TT5 needs a signal to be able to plan your route). From the brief look at the Civic sat-nav I got from my test drive I would say the actual road representation is better on some of the 3rd party sat nav units eg its more than just one single line. Before I went for the EX I was also looking to get a separate unit in case I went down the ES route for the glass roof. Although not the very latest the Navman ICN520 is going for £190 from Halfords. There are quite a few units reviewed on www.pocketgpsworld.com.

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Newboy Triangular Exhaust Join Date: 27th July 2006 Location: NE Surrey, UK Posts: 277 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Like Wooly I currently use a HP iPAQ with a Sysonchip CF GPS card (which I can throughly recommend) and run TomTom 5 and it is very good (although TT5 needs a signal to be able to plan your route). From the brief look at the Civic sat-nav I got from my test drive I would say the actual road representation is better on some of the 3rd party sat nav units eg its more than just one single line. Before I went for the EX I was also looking to get a separate unit in case I went down the ES route for the glass roof. Although not the very latest the Navman ICN520 is going for £190 from Halfords. There are quite a few units reviewed on www.pocketgpsworld.com.