ok, so I was thinking again .

[bjt]

I have thought about getting a blue tooth transmitter that just plugs into the headphone jack of the zumo but don't think i really want it yelling at me all the time lol.

It don't yell unless you make a bunch of wrong turns..... :joke:

 

[bjt]

Did you read the eighth post in your article Scotty? Sounds like Magellan makes an even better road only model thats cheaper. I would go with the Roadmate 2200T (minus the update he talks about) based on the below quote. As far as the main review and what I know about the XOG, I would agree with what he says about the XOG and the way it works.

I bought the Crossover. Had it for like a little over a week. I don't know why, but mine kept lockinig up and was a bit of a pain, but when it worked it was cool. I did a little research and found that from Magellan you can get an update for the Roadmate 2200T, that makes it into a Crossover. Mechanically it is the same as the Crossover but silver. The difference is it only has the road version gps capability, but with the update it allows all the same functions as the Crossover, and it also has updated points of interest and more recent maps, and a bit different user interface.

I sent the Crossover back and bought the 2200T for about a 100 less. The I bought the update from Magellan for 80. Now I have a Crossover again, with more recent maps, and a MUCH better user interface, for about 20 less.

I've very happy with my GPS so far.

 

[NancysToy]

Did you read the eighth post in your article Scotty? Sounds like Magellan makes an even better road only model thats cheaper. I would go with the Roadmate 2200T (minus the update he talks about) based on the below quote. As far as the main review and what I know about the XOG, I would agree with what he says about the XOG and the way it works.

I had missed that one Brian. Thanks! I read this a few weeks ago, and there were few comments then.
-Scotty