Finding your elevation on a nuvi
Ever been crossing a mountain pass when you wondered just how high you were? This review of the Garmin nuvi 650 reminded me that it's not the most intuitive thing to find on a nuvi.
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Ever been crossing a mountain pass when you wondered just how high you were? This review of the Garmin nuvi 650 reminded me that it's not the most intuitive thing to find on a nuvi.
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What other Nuvi's have the altitude feature? Thanks
Posted by:Steve | November 23, 2007 at 08:11 PM
Steve,
I believe they all do. A Google search showed me they fixed the elevation units on a 300 series update. Mine is a 660 and it works on it.
Posted by:Rich Owings | November 23, 2007 at 08:21 PM