Which latest Tom Toms can handle an ITN file
Which latest Tom Toms can handle an ITN file
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Dino D

Original Poster:

1,953 posts

249 months

Friday 28th October 2011
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Hi All,

Read some info on here and other sites about older Tom Toms handling ITN files.

I want to know which models can do this that are on sale today.

I can't seem to find this info on Tom Tom's website.
Anyone know?

greengreenwood7

958 posts

219 months

Sunday 6th November 2011
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this was accurate up to a week ago when the question was asked by one of our members who bought the wrong one......

And now I just spoke to Tom Tom Technical, these are the following satnavs they recommend for the use of Itinerary planning.
They recommend the best ones to use are the Go Live range.
And any of the ones in the list below, which all use Tom Tom home.
Version 1 2nd addition
1XL
1XL HD Traffic
X30 service
XL IQ Routes
XXL IQ Routes Classics
XL Live IQ Routes
1 IQ Routes
ANY Go Live 50 Range

waremark

3,296 posts

241 months

Monday 7th November 2011
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The TT website offers refurbed Go Live 750's for £140; that would be a very good unit if you could accept that price for a refurb. Be aware however that it only has 2 GB of memory, which is possibly not enough to have all the included maps loaded at the same time.

chevy-stu

5,392 posts

256 months

Saturday 7th January 2012
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greengreenwood7 said:
this was accurate up to a week ago when the question was asked by one of our members who bought the wrong one......

And now I just spoke to Tom Tom Technical, these are the following satnavs they recommend for the use of Itinerary planning.
They recommend the best ones to use are the Go Live range.
And any of the ones in the list below, which all use Tom Tom home.
Version 1 2nd addition
1XL
1XL HD Traffic
X30 service
XL IQ Routes
XXL IQ Routes Classics
XL Live IQ Routes
1 IQ Routes
ANY Go Live 50 Range
very handy.. cheers smile

sgrimshaw

7,584 posts

278 months

Tuesday 7th February 2012
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waremark said:
The TT website offers refurbed Go Live 750's for £140; that would be a very good unit if you could accept that price for a refurb. Be aware however that it only has 2 GB of memory, which is possibly not enough to have all the included maps loaded at the same time.
Amazon has new 950's for £180