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Virtually everything you mention was available to you here on this sight before you pulled the trigger. In the interest of helping others not run into similar problems, can you think of what in your mindset kept you from digesting the information that was here for the taking? Too much of a...

The experiment failed before it started. The first part of the experiment should have been to privately ask a group of users (there are even "moderators" in this group) to try to stay closer to the topic of "September 2010 Locations", because some users find it hard to follow a thread that...

Here's an idea to create work for someone. Create a banter tag then have a tag filter that allows people to filter tags they don't like. There could even be four-letter-word tags. Sort of like the option to personally block undesireable users. eb

Depends on what they did with my pay. eb

Who's mod'ing the moderators? I think this experiment blew up, because a moderator tried to do a personal experiment while exerting the power of their moderatorship. It should have been done as a personal experiment or addressed in a moderatorly fashion. Combining the two methods became...

Schneider showed us how to check them, but they were self-adjusting. If they needed adjusting, they would allow experienced drivers do it with a telephone walk-thru from a shop mechanic. eb

Laredo. --eb

Laredo. --eb

I found a usb cable, so I tried the workaround suggested in post #18. It works. One thing I did lose is eta's beyond 24 hours out (just like the old nuvi's, so I'm used to it even if I don't like it). I won't celebrate this progress until I take it on the road and see how it behaves when I...

I am at least sure it is on this forum. You would think I would remember enough about it to be able to do a reasonable search for it. eb

Greater St Louis. Out of the shop and back in service. Nothing major had to be done on the vehicle. eb

This is a previous write up I did. I also did a writeup when I removed the unit about a year and a half ago (but I don't remember where it is). Idlebuster went bankrupt. Probably related to me not being able to get the system to work reliably. I still like the idea of finding something that...

Or one of those bonfires. eb

My computer is from the days when no one thought to mess with the standards. At least that is what I'm counting on. eb

And the real person responded with a possible workaround. I am separated from my data cable, so I have not tried the suggestion yet. This is the response: Dear eb, Thank you for contacting Garmin International. Thank you for going into that much detail, that really helped put things...

I was surprised to hear from a real customer support rep. Below is the note they sent me and my response. Dear eb, Thank you for contacting Garmin International. Would you please go into a bit more detail as to how the device is miscalculating the time of arrival? One thing that can...

http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/newbies-paradise-forum/32905-floor-cargo-van.html http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/truck-talk/40917-your-sprinter-sleeper.html Here are a couple well developed threads. eb

I haven't gotten my smart phone yet, but it will only be a back up to the stand alone gps. My gps is almost always on doing its gps thing. My phone and computer are busy enough doing other things. I wouldn't mind a smart gps that can handle things like spread sheets. eb P.S. And welcome to...

Yep, my nuvi 200 works perfectly well in the one time zone I have it set to. The auto time zone seems to be something they are proud of, so who would want to mess with it. Sort of like a Steve Jobs mandate. eb

I don't think we're talking about the same thing. When I cross a time zone line my arrival time jumps or falls one hour instantly depending on the direction I'm going. It doesn't stay on one time zone. I thought the 465 automatically changes your time according to the time zone you are...