RE: Something new on my Nav V - 2

Zitat von TenCats im Beitrag #15

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That is not such a surprise as the speedlimit data is embedded in the mapdata. So the same CityNavigator NTU map, like 2020.2, gives the same data in NAV V, VI, and Zumo's. everywhere.

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Lee said: Same for my Nav V.
I also have the same problem in my car. It seems like the map layer for speed limits rarely get updated.


Talking of cars and Navigators, my Zumo 660, when used in the car cradle, just produces audio without any extra input from me. The Navigator VI does not! I did try to bluetooth it through the car's audio but could not get it to work. I will try again as I probably did something dumb but does anyone have any advice? The car is a Skoda by the way, using VW's 'Infotainment System'. Why does it not just produce audio as the Zumo did? Does it just not have its own speaker, relying totally on bluetooth? I would like to use it in the car as it is better in many ways than the Zumo.

I have a BMW Nav5 and whilst in Spain and France recently, I had the box ticked for speed limit warning, as well as changing the display units to Kmh... it got a little tedius because some of the displayed speed limits were incorrect, and whenever you exceed the speed limit you get a double tone in your ear...( this happend quite a lot suprisingly!) however with this I also got fixed speed camera warnings with distance to camera flashing up red along the top of the screen with a different warning tone in my ear.... It missed a couple of cameras, but was quite accurate... the ones it missed were picked up by the other guys using different nav systems on thier bikes... I do not pay any subscription service for the camera warnings...
but between all of us we got most of them....
Outside one village the local cops were doing hand held speed checks... we had prior warning by phone call from some friends travelling several hours ahead of us in thier camper van! when we passed the Spanish cops had four unfortunate bikers stopped...
As a side note we always travel at the posted speed limits though towns and villages... and motorways.

Zitat von DJBee im Beitrag #17

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Talking of cars and Navigators, my Zumo 660, when used in the car cradle, just produces audio without any extra input from me. The Navigator VI does not! I did try to bluetooth it through the car's audio but could not get it to work. I will try again as I probably did something dumb but does anyone have any advice? The car is a Skoda by the way, using VW's 'Infotainment System'. Why does it not just produce audio as the Zumo did? Does it just not have its own speaker, relying totally on bluetooth? I would like to use it in the car as it is better in many ways than the Zumo.

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Thank you Lee. All is now clear.

I was using the car cradle from my Zumo 660 not realising that there was a difference, they look the same superficially. I have just ordered a dedicated one (£85 ), so all will be well I hope.

Just out of interest, has anyone locked the Nav V or VI into a car Bluetooth audio system? I could not get it to work on mine but only tried once and in a bit of a hurry.