big WorldNav 7100 GPS for truckers
Oct 14, 2008 gps navigation
Not a lot of options are out there for truckers who prefer GPS navigation systems with big screens. But Navigadget is here to please everyone so we would like to take this opportunity to present you WorldNav 7100 GPS navigation system from TeleType.
TeleType GPS WorldNav 7100 offers a 7 inch color TFT touch screen, SD Slot for program, map, picture, video, music storage, built-in speaker (1w), and a stereo headphone jack. It even supports a rear view night mode camera.
And if you’re wondering a truck GPS navigation system is more than just a bigger screen. The device insures that routes will follow roads that are suitable for truck travel. It takes into account commercial truck restrictions such as bridge heights and clearances, load limits, one-way road designations, left-hand and dangerous turn restrictions, and allowances.
It is on Amazon for $410.
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October 14th, 2008 at 6:43 am
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October 15th, 2008 at 12:32 am
[...] Here is a new GPS Navigation System for truckers. The TeleType WorldNav 7100 has a large 7 inch color TFT touch screen display with an SD memory card slot to store map, picture, video and music files, an integrated 1W speaker, stereo headphone jack and supports rear view night mode camera. The gadget provides enough information about commercial truck restrictions including bridge heights and clearances, load limits, one-way road designations, left-hand and dangerous turn restrictions, and allowances. The WorldNav 7100 GPS System retails for only $410. [Navigadget] [...]
October 15th, 2008 at 1:08 am
[...] Here is a new GPS navigation system for truckers. In Teletype WorldNav 7100 has a large 7 inches color TFT display with touch screen SD memory card slot for storing maps, images, videos and music files 1W integrated speaker, stereo jack for headphones and supports the view, rear camera, night mode. This gadget provides sufficient information on trade restrictions, including road bridge height and distance, load limits, one-way road designations, left-hand and dangerous turn restrictions and allowances. The Teletype WorldNav 7100 GPS retails for only 410 U.S. dollars. [navigadget] [...]
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December 21st, 2008 at 4:52 pm
7100 is a great system. This company specializing in developing system for trucks. I switch from PDA to WorldNav dedicated gps device and happy about it.
So far it routed me the same weay my company been recommending me to go.
Let you know more in the future.
January 30th, 2009 at 8:50 pm
it worked for 2 wks then it quit working
when it did work it brouhgt me to a bridge that was 12′ and my trl was
13″6
July 22nd, 2009 at 8:34 pm
I bought this unit in jan of 2009 and must say it is garbage.It freezes up, wont work when its hot never back tracks me along the same route I came in on and the route it picks is usually longer by hours.I just bought the upgrade card and got it today and it doesnt ever work and freezes on the menu screen.teletype advertised a new and simpler menu screen with a bunch of new features and they arent even there.I am from canada so with the exchange I paid just shy of a 1000 bucks.And the bulk of my runs are state side.Now Im in for all this money and cant afford to buy a different unit or buy the map books I need cause thats still going to cost a few hundred bucks.SO THIS IS WHERE ONE WOULD SAY, “SO THATS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TAKING IT DRY FROM BEHIND”.So hopfully this will help others from making the same mistake.
August 29th, 2009 at 8:56 pm
It sucks, freezes, runs you through non truck routes. I was in Las Vegas on I15 and it wanted me to detour 3 miles off highway then come back to same highway only to keep me from driving on I15 for two blocks and it was set on quickest for trucks. It has almost no features and you can’t get large map it shows city level max so can’t see states. DON”T BUY, you will be so dissappointed. I use to have Jensen Touch and Go and compared to this it was incrediable. When I say it freeze I don’t mean once in a while I mean if you deviate from trip, plan for it to freeze. Voice is same as computer voice. when it says “CA 99″ for highway 99 in CA it says ka 99. Junk Junk Junk.
October 18th, 2009 at 7:20 am
I just got the updated 7200 version of this giant debockle. Folks, absolutely do not waste your money on this thing. These other reviews are correct in saying that it does freeze all the time, the routes it calculates suck and it will still take you to bridges. I have found that all this company does is includes the bridges that are in your truck atlas all the ones that are not on state roads are not included. This is an absolute disgrace that something like this can be sold at such a high price at this day in age.
Go from using something like a TOM TOM to using this and it is like going back in time 40 years. The software is so old and outdated. It just sucks!! There is simply no other way to say it. Good Idea, it was just rushed and it completely shows.
It is Junk.