Trail Tech Voyager

Sold my Garmin and ordered a Voyager. Looks like it will be a great product, but we shall see. Shipping to me was free, that is always a plus.

Here is the story on it.

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Trail Tech Voyager $279.95 (comes with handle bar mount and they will not trade it for a steering mount).
Trail Tech Voyager Steering Mount for RZR $109.95

Can be mounted with Trail Tech mounts or mounted on flat surface
GPS Speed, Distance, Compass, Altitude, Temperature, Maps
View, Organize, Edit and Share Entire Trail Systems in 3D
Designed Specifically to Meet the Needs of Off-Road Riders
240x400 WQVGA LCD - Readable in Intense Sunlight
Engine Performance linked to GPS Data
Crash Resistant, Off-Road Design
Upload Routes from any GPS
Customizable User Screens
Model-Specific Integration
Accurate Tracks, Even in the Toughest Terrain
Runs on Vehicle Power (or internal battery)
Back-lit for Operation in the Dark
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With Optional Protector (Comes In Black, Orange, Red, or Blue)
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This is with the optional steering mount on an RZR
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Looks good....
Let us know how it works out. I am about ready to get a GPS.
Cause Gunny can't find his way out of a paper Bag. so he is no help
when we get lost. I think he is just old and senile.....

ChrisC wrote:

Looks good....
Let us know how it works out. I am about ready to get a GPS.
Cause Gunny can't find his way out of a paper Bag. so he is no help
when we get lost. I think he is just old and senile.....

Its not me who cant find his way home from the grocery store without a gps

LMAO!

I mainly use my GPS to show where I have been later. My Garmin was great for that, since the screen was to hard to read moving anyway. No I can get even more information while having a screen big enough to choose my routes.

GunRunner wrote:

ChrisC wrote:

Looks good....
Let us know how it works out. I am about ready to get a GPS.
Cause Gunny can't find his way out of a paper Bag. so he is no help
when we get lost. I think he is just old and senile.....

Its not me who cant find his way home from the grocery store without a gps

finding my way home from the grocery store is no problem.
Finding my way to the grocery store in the first place is where i have trouble......

I've been looking at those for awhile. They have ads in most of the off road mags.

You can add sensors for engine parameters(temp, etc.) on some models of the units.

The only down side i see , is its hard wired.
you could not just hold in your hand. in other words.
its only good if you are in your buggy. and could not take it with you...

great looking

mason wrote:

great looking

Mason , you can buy you one with some Snow Money soon......

ChrisC wrote:

mason wrote:

great looking

Mason , you can buy you one with some Snow Money soon......

lost the interstate to a cheap ass hope it comes back to bite them in the ASS will be pushing some where else not as much money have to wait and see

mason wrote:

ChrisC wrote:

mason wrote:

great looking

Mason , you can buy you one with some Snow Money soon......

lost the interstate to a cheap ass hope it comes back to bite them in the ASS will be pushing some where else not as much money have to wait and see

I know you will do fine......

ChrisC wrote:

The only down side i see , is its hard wired.
you could not just hold in your hand. in other words.
its only good if you are in your buggy. and could not take it with you...

Do you plan on your RZR breaking down and you will have to walk out?

badride wrote:

ChrisC wrote:

The only down side i see , is its hard wired.
you could not just hold in your hand. in other words.
its only good if you are in your buggy. and could not take it with you...

Do you plan on your RZR breaking down and you will have to walk out?

I can't walk out , cause my Dame GPS will be bolted to my Damn RZR.
and i wont know witch way to go......

ChrisC wrote:

badride wrote:

ChrisC wrote:

The only down side i see , is its hard wired.
you could not just hold in your hand. in other words.
its only good if you are in your buggy. and could not take it with you...

Do you plan on your RZR breaking down and you will have to walk out?

I can't walk out , cause my Dame GPS will be bolted to my Damn RZR.
and i wont know witch way to go......

Ok, then try this. Unbolt the GPS, take the battery out, wire the GPS back to the battery and carry both of them out with you.

Got it, turned it on, and hated it. All it does as far as the GPS is create tracks. You can use the tracks from any gpx file but all you see are the tracks and no maps, POI, bodies of water, rivers, or towns. I wrapped it up and shipped it back. Now I am looking at automotive GPS's. I want something with a larger screen then my handheld had and something that can be mounted to the dash instead of a GPS mount. The Lowrance Baja look pretty cool, but the price ($500) made me only see a empty wallet!

Well good to know.....
Now i can mark that one off the list.....

I have the Garmin Nuvi 500 and really like it.

ChrisC wrote:

Well good to know.....
Now i can mark that one off the list.....

Same here. Good info.