How to set your destination on a Xgody sat nav

[@MrDubery]

Cheers Pete, had one in a hired motorhome and the bastard drove me mad not finding anything. But now I know. Much thanks.

[@CosmicSeeker69]

if your here for setting up - try 6:08 on

[@simonderry697]

I got an xgody sat nav I don't have the problem you had searching destination seems my set up different, saying that can't fault it excellent bit of kit hasn't let me down

[@libellula3313]

Inherited this with a Motorhome I just bought? Mainly to put the reversing mirror through! But as it’s geared up for a larger vehicle I thought I’d learn how to use it. Thanks for your honest vlog.

[@GeluEugen86]

If you put the post code with space will search direct : Find Address -> Town -> type postcode LU6 2DN ( not LU62DN ) and you will find direct the address , after that you can put the house no.

[@godzillas6301]

errrrrrr hate to say it but when placing a postcode in it requires a space so B616RP is really B61 6RP ...... if you put in a space it will give the road straight away from this screen you can scroll down for other roads off this postcode , helpfull on industrial estates , or put in a number

[@dannyboyowneroperator6670]

I have a generic brand lorry sat nav from eBay and looks like it has the same software as yours. It’s done me well so far apart from 2 occasions where it missed out on low bridges.

[@vanontherun2843]

Seems like a a good bit of kit for the money, thanks for sharing I hadn't heard of them. With regards to the new truck have you considered financing it? Im not normally one for lending when you can possibly buy outright, but if I was to buy a second hand truck I'd likely finance it over 3-4 years so that I had more cash available just in case of any major breakdowns etc.

[@charlesleighton8015]

Totmom 6250 pro it's easy to use and I've been running it for 3 years and not once has it got me lost taken me down a one way street and never landed me in a field.

[@cptransportservicesltd4318]

I had one of them when I 1st passed my class 1 it OK for the money I upgraded to a tom tom 6250 better by miles

[@domainnameguy]

have a look at how luke c in a hgv plans his route he is a class 1 youtube trucker etc but he uses google earth to see the destination building so he familiarises himself with what to look for when approaching destination etc thats why i drove a 7.5t eg when i see a low bridge i go under it lol not renavigate round it 7.5t 12ft6 height will get under most low bridges but a 7.5t 13ft height you wont get under a few low bridges as the low bridge heights tend to be from between 12ft6 and 13ft a merc 7.5t dropside is about 8ft9 which gets under a 9ft low bridge which is handy lol

[@1thehandyvan]

Have you had the pleasure in the tom-tom HGV