Carl Hallberg
RVF Regular
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How do you have it mounted?I use the Garmin RV 890. Highly recommend either 890 or 1090.
I'm not sure what you mean by "screens" can you explain this a bit?What gps map screens do you use im looking at a garmin rv1090
Are you still enamored with the 890? I used mine a couple of times in the past and it proved disappointing. I had hoped it was just that I was using it in the small town that I live in and that the mapping was not as well supported as in larger metropolitan areas. And then on the way home yesterday, it tried to take me on some nutty adventure through Atlanta. The interstate through Atlanta is always evolving, but Hwy 75/85 have been the same for many, many years. No reason for the 890 to be confused about this area.I use the Garmin RV 890. Highly recommend either 890 or 1090.
So maybe a firmware and software update has helped? I sure hope so because I really like the many configuration options the 890 offers and I would like to become confident with it's directions.Today I did a drive from home (Midlothian, VA) to Luray, VA. I did a review yesterday to see how long of a drive to expect using google maps and noticed a route different than I've done in the past which typically remains highway 64 to 81. I've done this route a few times in the past, last time was with my Garmin 770. I was surprised to see today that the Garmin RV 890 used the same route google maps used which took me off I-64 through Gordonsville, VA. I recently updated the maps and keep the firmware updated.
So it took the optimal route today which was impressive. Not that I cared for it, quite the winding 2 lane roads where twice a car stopped ahead of me on a 55 mph road getting my attention reminding me why I would prefer the highway which I'll take going home. But I digress...the Garmin was spot on with the routing today.