CAMC Edition of Avtex Tourer Sat Nav

We have the Garmin version,it was less than half the price of the "avtex?"version (from Aldi)and the only thing it has not got is the cc sites app installed ,but it still lets you enter your outfit size and normally keeps us out of "trouble",, and we always check the directions as printed in the sites handbook for final approach,, we did get a bit worried once but then noted it was a bus route 

That’s the version we were seriously considering, JV, until this MH came along with the Avtex as a standard fitting. 

I've noticed that the lat/long co-ordinates in the handbook are often quite a way off the place they are supposed to point to. Whether that is the Club or CL owners providing duff info, I can't say but I have come across it quite a number of times.

You can always add the CMC POI's to your sat nav. As it's a Garmin it should be easy enough to do. 

If you use the CC site POIs supplied by the club then more than likely it will take you to the incorrect location.  If you use the co-ordinates for the entrance off Google Earth you probably will not have any issues.  If Archies can get it right for thousands of sites across the EU and UK, why can't the club get it right for a couple hundred CC sites?  The CMC CL POIs is particularly bad. 

The difference between Archies and the Club POIs is that the former encourages and receives user feedback to correct any inaccurate information, especially coordinates, and publishes updates several times a year. We have used Archies for some years all over Europe and every single time have arrived at the front entrance of the site.

Spot on and not sure why a big organisation like the CMC cannot do the same?  Never had an issue when using Archies.

I imagine that it’s because all the Club needs to do is add coordinates for new sites and delete ones for closure which is a very minor task. Receiving and acting on feedback from hundreds of members is a whole different ballgame requiring more staff.

The more appropriate term is "penny pinching"!

Same with ACSI....the coordinates are the actual entrance barrier of the site. Usually given by the site owner to ACSI HQ or by.... and tested by the ACSI Inspector.  Surely the CaMC site warden/regional manager/HQ staff could carry out this very simple task..