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10 Apr 2004, 04:16 am
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Re: Re: Honda Navigation systems
Portable ones like the Garmin will stop tracking in a tunnel or anytime
they loose the GPS signals. The built in Honda systems can continue to track up to a point because they also get information from the car computer. You will find though this is not a real problem at all so don't worry about it. In a tunnel there is only one way to go - usually. Yes protable ones are nice and cheaper but harder to enter data and you can forget to take them and they can get lost. I have a Garmin iQue 3600 that is wonderful in my pocket but I prefer the built in Honda NAV in the car.     
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