Can I take my Sat Nav unit to another car?
Yes! Sat-nav units are typically portable, and are even used by pedestrians! The latest units commonly feature software profiles, so you can switch between personalised settings for each vehicle. • My Sat Nav unit reports that no satellites are available, how can I fix this? Ensure that you’ve left the unit on for long enough. It takes a little time from the switch-on get a “first grab” of the satellites. Also, the unit does need to be adequately powered. Check if the battery is fully charged or not. Low battery power can cause poor performance, and hinders the antenna reaching satellite signals. One for the road As well as being an essential companion for travelling through unfamiliar territory, GPS devices have fast become a must-have for everday motoring. New roads are built every week, and the fact you can update many of the latest sat-nav units with new data, ensures you can put that dusty outdated atlas to rest! It’s not just England, Scotland and Wales that are covered. Visiting
