JEEP TRAIL OFFROAD GPS: What GPS is everyone running?

ridg3runner

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David1tontj said:
That wouldn't feel good.
I would pull the airbag... I pulled my airbag because my daughter rides shotgun in her car seat.


My ride- 2001 power wheel, 11" plastic tires, upgraded battery, boat sides, custom bumpers, tow hooks, new paint.
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When I pull on my airbag she gets pissed..Just saying, lol.
 
SDG

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Sharkey said:
I don't get it. You need a passenger to read it but if you have a passenger and the airbag goes off in an accident, your GPS will be implanted in their skull.
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Thats their punishment for being a shitty navigator?
 
SmokinV10

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Sharkey said:
I don't get it. You need a passenger to read it but if you have a passenger and the airbag goes off in an accident, your GPS will be implanted in their skull.
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Carolina Metal Masters makes this for an iPad mount. Was thinking it would work for the gps.
 
Gadget

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GPS for iPad

I am looking for GPS program for my iPad that doesn't require Internet or cellular connection, any recommendations?
 
Gadget

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I have an iPad mini and a bad elf GPS receiver, what I am looking for is a street map program to go with it.
 
Benny

Benny

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I use an app call "you need a map". It was free when I downloaded it and it works great. It is a huge app but it has all the offroad topo info. It is not a turn by turn GPS but it will tell you were you are when offline.
 
ssgp2

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I use three because I found that depending of the region I'm traveling, the maps available are not the same resolution.

Gaia, GPS kit HD, Backpacker.

Tom Tom for urban area
 
spicoli

spicoli

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Jeep NAV system for offroad

I'm going to be purchasing or ordering a new 2015 Wrangler here very soon. Around town and road trips I just use my phone for GPS and wouldn't pay for Jeep NAV system to have it built into my dash. But I am curious if it can be used for off-roading navigation (when you don't have cell service) or if there is software that can be loaded onto it for off-road trail navigation.
I am more of an exhibitionist than a rock crawler, so often I come to forks in the road and I have to pull out my big old red map to figure out which way I need to go.
Also I don't know if there is a topo option or if it is always the 5 feet off the ground view that those non-built into the dash units always have. I prefer topo maps.

Thanks in advance for your input and advice.
 
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