Navigating to GPS positions with a Tom Tom 700 Forums

TonyHunt

Gerald. Another option to speakers is to have a pair of mini wireless headphones so that you shut out all the road noise. I found a cheap set in a garage once £9-99 I think that came with so many gallons of juice. You have a little sender unit that plugs into a headphone jack on any tv, pc, radio etc. The headphones as well as picking up that signal have a built in FM radio that you can use anywhere. Both units work off two AAA Rechargeable batteries. The sound quality is almost as good as the normal wireless phones you can pick up in currys etc that cost £30 + I take the headphones alone just for the radio when Im going fishing or doing a job somewhere, stations are limited but always pick up BBC radio 1,2,3,4 and any local stations. Ive seen the same ones on the internet somewhere slightly dearer but cant remember where.

DABurleigh

Headphones for a driver are illegal, I believe; single earpiece only. Sorry if I've missed the gist of the problem.

Dave

TonyHunt

Never heard of that one dave. Mind they make up these rules as they go along to suit themselves I think. What about all the people who use I pods and the like, you see them everywhere including driving.

pastyman

Hi I upgraded to 6.52 and have longitude & latitude facility - only problem for me is entering a minus as some english sites in my camping cheques book show a minus value for some of the longitudes.

sersol

Hi all,after reading (with interest) your trials & tribulations of upgrading your "TT's" I decided to try mine.
Downloaded latest software,made backup,loaded new software & hey presto,can now input longs & lats.
As a few people said I had to reset ,but I don't seem to have lost any information........YET.
Thanks to all.
Gary