what sat nav model best for LGV drivers.■■?more special ig do dellivery to small shop???what feedback you can said about - ProNav■■?
I’ve used most of them and for my part, by far and away the best is the Snooper S7000 Truckmate 
Express Pete:
I’ve used most of them and for my part, by far and away the best is the Snooper S7000 Truckmate
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Andrejs:
what sat nav model best for LGV drivers.■■?more special ig do dellivery to small shop???what feedback you can said about - ProNav■■?
A to Z map! 
I’ve got the Snooper S2000 and in the main it’s spot on - admitidly it’s my 1st truck satnav so dont have anything to compare it to.
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Andrejs:
what sat nav model best for LGV drivers.■■?more special ig do dellivery to small shop???what feedback you can said about - ProNav■■?A to Z map!
A satnav is an a-z map 
Snooper is your best bet, the 200 or 7000 are just as good as each other though the 700 is huge. a bit too big if you do end up using it in your car.
yes.then i am drive between city,town atlas A-Z the best.every time before start drive i am check in atlas(if i am not been this route).but then drive in city area and make delivery to small shop-required good navigation.yesterday i am check to many site-ARGOS,hALFORD,TESCO And… .but in any shop all talk this best,this is good.but much better get feedback from driver
I have the Tom Tom truck sat nav, it’s so good I don’t carry a single map book in the cab anymore!!!
tom tom -it s good model.of course.but what numer of model betta.
Snooper everytime - had a Syrius for years and its just as good now as it was when i got it -
the good thing about snoopers is their database seems to be so much better than Tom Tom
one driver couldn’t get his to find a road the other day yet my 5 year ols snooper found it in no time -
cheers
Steve
Buy the latest Pronav, and with the money you save you can have a few really good nights out on the town! Mine is great.
I use a tomtom 540 with truck map (865) and truck (8.398) navcore (, it’s pretty damned good, but not perfect, like them all.
Anyone tells you that there’s a perfect sat nav out there, they are lying, but there’s some damned good ones about.
As long as you keep your eyes peeled, have a rough idea of where you’re going, are willing to ignore the nav now and then, all the truck ones are pretty damned good.
I’ve been more than pleased with the Tomtom 530, 730, 930 or a 540, 740, 940 with truck maps installed
I have the Snooper S7000 and the Tom Tom 7000 and i think the Tom Tom is better. You don’t get the built in TV like you get with the Snooper but you don’t get a good signal with the TV half the time anyway.
FAT-BOY:
I have the Snooper S7000 and the Tom Tom 7000 and i think the Tom Tom is better. You don’t get the built in TV like you get with the Snooper but you don’t get a good signal with the TV half the time anyway.
you not use the aerial that you plug into the back of the snooper? you get a brilliant picture and signal with it, the built in one is a bit ■■■ though.
as ive used nearly every truck satnav on the market yes the snooper has good toys but in london its gps chip lets it down or in my experience it does.
pronav good cheep and does the job if you do london then the london excluded roads (night time ban) data could be very useful its worth noting that the company behind pronav are a uk company also the tech backup is much better than there competitors as they are a small company
tomtom does what it says on the tin as long as you dont update it currently you arentable to add pois
mapfactor actis/ pda app use same mapping as tomtom has better postcode data than tomtom it works well can be laggy on lower end pdas
copilot truck v8 this im using at the moment it available for iphone (well worth it on iphone 4) use same map data as snooper and pronav , garmin currently this is what i use day 2 day
iphone again renault truck nav europe rebadged verion of copilot and cheeper than the alk version 
garmin seams to work very well as before with pronav most navteQ mapping shows the truck data on the screen so you can see where weight limits etc are
hope this helps