Novice and professional campers these days protect themselves when traveling off the beaten track to the outback (wild) from all forms of dangers ranging from natural disasters, heavy rain, lightning, heat stroke, medical issues and even dehydration to the safety of a camper trailer or RV ( Recreation Vehicle).
Going with a small group of fellow campers is really essential when traveling long distances away from the normal flow of traffic and small towns.
Always tell someone when you leave and approximately when you are expected to return.
We use our Garmin GPS connected up to a laptop with Ozi Explorer Maps for Australian travel. I know where we are at all times.
The Navman, or TomToms are very good for around the city and suburban areas, but you need a GPS with detailed maps for the outback and regional areas no matter where you are in our wonderful world.
Garmin GPS's are well worth the expense.
I can honestly say the "Garmin" has saved our necks a few times over the past years.
These are worth a look. http://amzn.to/hVXXbk
Going with a small group of fellow campers is really essential when traveling long distances away from the normal flow of traffic and small towns.
Always tell someone when you leave and approximately when you are expected to return.
We use our Garmin GPS connected up to a laptop with Ozi Explorer Maps for Australian travel. I know where we are at all times.
The Navman, or TomToms are very good for around the city and suburban areas, but you need a GPS with detailed maps for the outback and regional areas no matter where you are in our wonderful world.
Garmin GPS's are well worth the expense.
I can honestly say the "Garmin" has saved our necks a few times over the past years.
These are worth a look. http://amzn.to/hVXXbk
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