New driver here...

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{"replyTo":"","text":"I have a Garmin dezl 770...picked it up over a year ago and it does a pretty decent job. It can reroute you if there is a traffic delay up ahead on your route which I’ve done a couple times and it does a good job with updated ETAs in that respect as well. For headsets blue parrott.","replyToPid":0}

211886

{"replyTo":"","text":"Bluetooth 250. Garmin 760. Buy them on Amazon","replyToPid":0}

652457

{"replyTo":"","text":"Blue Parrot 250 and either Garmin or Rand McNally. Rand McNally has the advantage because it can link to your WiFi hotspot on your phone (if it has that feature) and give you more info. ","replyToPid":0}

653986

{"replyTo":"","text":"Rand McNally was nothing but trouble for me...Garmin dezl great, maps for overview, google earth for site location. Blue parrot for headset... it has been best for outside noise reduction","replyToPid":0}

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469935 发表于 2019-03-30 22:04:03 My opinion,  is that even though you want a \"truck gps\" do not, and I do mean, do not rely on it. Most time's it'll take you on a longer route regardless of route settings, such as \"faster route\" or \"shortest route\". I do have a Rand Mcnally TND 730, but I also use Google maps, as it is a lot more accurate than these truck gps's. Do be aware of routes as Google maps isn't a trucker's gps. But 9 x's out of 10 it's on point. Also download Trucker's Path, you can set your location and then transfer that route to Google maps. And as stated ALWAYS check where you are going to go before you get on the road on maps in satellite view.  \nOn the headset I have two I use and people on the other end never complain about background noise.  Blue Parat VXI 450 (Ebay for $40) and Plantronics (bought on OfferUp $20). \nBest of luck out there and watch your six on these roads and stops..

","text":"Thank you so much 👍","replyToPid":7221}

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637180 发表于 2019-04-01 23:06:06 Rand mcnally da gps te plantronic da headset laila y

","text":"okay veere","replyToPid":7821}

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469935 发表于 2019-03-30 22:04:03 My opinion,  is that even though you want a \"truck gps\" do not, and I do mean, do not rely on it. Most time's it'll take you on a longer route regardless of route settings, such as \"faster route\" or \"shortest route\". I do have a Rand Mcnally TND 730, but I also use Google maps, as it is a lot more accurate than these truck gps's. Do be aware of routes as Google maps isn't a trucker's gps. But 9 x's out of 10 it's on point. Also download Trucker's Path, you can set your location and then transfer that route to Google maps. And as stated ALWAYS check where you are going to go before you get on the road on maps in satellite view.  \nOn the headset I have two I use and people on the other end never complain about background noise.  Blue Parat VXI 450 (Ebay for $40) and Plantronics (bought on OfferUp $20). \nBest of luck out there and watch your six on these roads and stops..

","text":"Thank you for that info. 👍","replyToPid":7221}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"I use rand McNally and blue parrot, no problems with either ","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"I have a Rand McNally road atlas, a Rand McNally Tnd 540, a Garmin dezl 580 and a Blue Parrot 450.  The 2 GPSes always have some sort of problem. All truck GPSes will screw you at some point. Blue Parrot has a very good warranty. If it breaks, contact them and they will send you a new one.","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Driver.  The best headset I have found is the plantronics voyager .. I have used just about every one and this seems to be the best YES better than blue parrot, I have got it wet, dropped it in a puddle, left my ear for a pile of snow and this thing works like the day I got it. My girl says it’s the best I have ever talked one she hears no noise even when I am right next to the truck.  Rand McNally all the way for gps, key to it is keep up with your updates, you can do it yourself with an IPad,tablet or laptop ... Good luck !","replyToPid":0}