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SW Ontario | If you can, get a demo of different systems before you fork out the cash. I tried an EZ Guide (the one with the small screen) and found i went bug eyed with the way the lights were arranged, and couldn't seem to follow the screen. Ended up buying Outback, mainly because it has green lights to turn left and red to turn right (or is it the other way?) and 4 amber ones on centre so you can tell with your peripheral vision which way to go, and don't have to focus on a screen all the time. Other guys hate them and like the map better, but you don't know until you try one. | |
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Educate me about guidance systems
