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Tips:
1. Choose the 'night' setting with its
cool blue colours; it 's nice and relaxing and very clear whilst not being too
bright.
2. You can program the TomTom One by entering
your destination address if you know it, but entering the post code
is by far the best .
3. If you're running it on the battery alone
(not using the plug into the cigarette lighter) it will only last about 2 hours.
That's not long; so make
sure you have the manufacturer's power adaptor handy at all times and
that your vehicle's cigarette lighter works. If the cigarette
lighter doesn't work check the relevant fuse.
4. Do not rely 100% on the TomTom's warnings
of speed camera
traps as there are new cameras fitted regularly which the Tom Tom will
not know about!
5. Explore your TomTom One to learn
it's maximum potential! Be unusual and do something most people
don't do: read the instruction booklet fully! If you don't
want to do that, at least skim through it so you know what's there for
future reference.
6. Always keep your
TomTom protected in some sort of box or bag - all
sat nav's are actually small computers so they need
careful treatment.
Overall, a wonderful, user-friendly little kit that
proves itself to be a great piece
of technology and a valuable item for any 21st-century motorist to own.
You can click on the following link to see the
best prices today for Tomtom One at a glance;
also, if you have any questions you would like to ask,
you can ask them in the box at the bottom of that page.
If you don't find anything you like the look of
there, you can always go to Amazon and see what they've got. If you are in the US use this
Amazon.com - Tomtom One
link... and if you are in the UK use this
Amazon.co.uk
- TomTom One
We've made 2 videos: the first one below is a review
and the 2nd one is a short video showing how to program
tomtom one - it's the basic programming - if you want to
know about all the frills
let us know here and we'll see what we can do!
I can highly recommend it.
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