Avtex Camper Sat Nav

We use a tomtom camper and caravan and have found it excellent both at home and on the continent.  It even finds the correct route to sites where the CC directory tells you to avoid other options

The satnav is only as good as the mapping that goes into it. None is perfect but I know for sure it will make less mistakes than me and redirect me more quickly than I can read a map.

]The advantage of the Avtex to me is it that it's a Garmin and as such I believe it uses the same mapping as viamichelin website. Since starting to use a computer I have used the site when planning a journey. It allows me to put in via points so I can see exactly where I am going. Over the years I've found it's on road times are very accurate. 

Like many others I use the satnav with a map and a look on the internet first. At least this way I can try and minimise my chances of a mistake.

i also like the inbuilt directory of sites. I'm not a techie so it's great they are already loaded.

Colin

First a techy question. My Avtex tourer one is showing the internal memory as almost full and my memory card as nearly empty. What files/olders can I transfer from internal memory to the SD car? Is there a way to ensure that all my saved trips are stored on the card?

The second query / grouse will follow in a ubsequent post.

Thanks in anticipation for any replies

Des Small

My next question concerns the speed limit notifications in the Garmin Avtex tourer one. I have updated the maps to the latest available, but I find the speed limit notifications to be very inaccurate both in position and speed stated. In Tom tom it was possible to post errors which were then checked and updates issued. Is there such a facility for Garmin sat navs? I realise that observation is the best method, but sometimes the reminder on the sat nav is valuable reminder.

Des

I have a standard Garmin with lifetime maps.It’s about 5 yers old and I find the speed limits throughout Europe to be extremely accurate. There is no feedback system.