[Stinsonddog]

Well not exactly free, but if you use the Gas Finder feature I bet you can save the monthly cost

[Spamdumpster]

Damn you. I used to get free telenav, but at&t closed the back door I discovered when they rebranded their version as at&t navigator or whatever they call it. Damn them too.

[CO_BBTechie]

Originally Posted by Stinsonddog

Well not exactly free...

That was a dirty trick, and here I was thinking I could cancel my paid subscription {shakes fist}

[Stinsonddog]

Originally Posted by CO_BBTechie

That was a dirty trick, and here I was thinking I could cancel my paid subscription {shakes fist}

Thats the point. Start using the great features and you will get your money back. When is the last time you filled up your Yukon and saved 25cents on each of those precious 55 gallons.

Oh OMG's car. Agreed

[CO_BBTechie]

Oh but I do... I do!! Actually just made a road trip from Denver to Tucson earlier this month and relied heavily on the goodies within the app to help me find food, gas, etc. It was the first time I had used it for a trip that was more than a couple hours in duration.

My only issue was that my auto power supply kept cutting off for some reason. I'm not sure whether that was the power supply or my BB shutting off the flow. By the time the Nav app gave me a pop-up warning me of a low battery condition (and by the way that was cool!) my radios shut off about 3 minutes later.

I'm still trying to nail that one down.

[Stinsonddog]

Originally Posted by CO_BBTechie

Oh but I do... I do!! Actually just made a road trip from Denver to Tucson earlier this month and relied heavily on the goodies within the app to help me find food, gas, etc. It was the first time I had used it for a trip that was more than a couple hours in duration.

My only issue was that my auto power supply kept cutting off for some reason. I'm not sure whether that was the power supply or my BB shutting off the flow. By the time the Nav app gave me a pop-up warning me of a low battery condition (and by the way that was cool!) my radios shut off about 3 minutes later.

I'm still trying to nail that one down.

Do you have backlight on all the time or not, or only on turns. I think JC's lights are permanently out btw.

[JSanders]

A good alternative is using the FREE Telenav FuelFinder...
take your wap to "tnwap.com/fuelFinder/"

I use the fuelfinder IN the ATTNAV application, but I found this wap site in the AT&T MediaNet application.

Backlights are wimps.

[CO_BBTechie]

Originally Posted by Stinsonddog

Do you have backlight on all the time or not

Yes I was using full-time on for the back light.

[Stinsonddog]

Originally Posted by CO_BBTechie

Yes I was using full-time on for the back light.

You had JS's whimp on all the time. He's gonna get gassed over that.

[CO_BBTechie]

Well it's still new to me and when you're driving mile after mile with little to see, counting down the miles to destination was at least something to keep me amused

Do you suspect this is the sole issue responsible for the power problems?

[ezrunner]

Wirelessly posted (my new touch button BB)

Stins

That is one way to put it

I was intrigued not so much now

[Stinsonddog]

Originally Posted by ezrunner

Wirelessly posted (my new touch button BB)

Stins

That is one way to put it

I was intrigued not so much now

Caffeine can do weird stuff to you. Be carefull.

[Organman]

Originally Posted by CO_BBTechie

Yes I was using full-time on for the back light.

I thought everyone did this, but since I use my Nav4All and Keychain puck for many hours at a time (with constant backlight on), I simply keep my BB and puck plugged into the car's 12VDC socket. No drainage problem there!
BTW, since I have TWO devices plugged in, I simply got a Radio Shack cheapo Y-adapter for the 12VDC socket

[camero76]

i have a phone number that is a hack 2 get telnav i cant asy but if you tipe in like all 1 and 3 and so on your find 3 that work