Checking Out The Garmin RV 1090 Lets Get Started
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Checking Out The Garmin RV 1090! This RV GPS seems to have everything. Today we explore all the options and features. The large 10 inch high-resolution screen makes it easy to see. Live traffic and weather keeps you alert to your surroundings. Live traffic cam feature is awesome. The voice command is great when your driving and need to add a destination while in route. I could go on and on about this wonderful GPS! Here is a link to get your own Garmin RV 1090 today!
Garmin RV 1090: amzn.to/2N9by6s
Garmin RV 890: amzn.to/3rN22VJ
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Pretty darn cool device can come in handy
I purchased the 1095 for $687 so went with that. Pretty cool .I did the program for my RV and will be camping this summer around New England. Then plan a big trip to Florida from NH. So stay tune. I did find out tho if you talk to it you just say Garmin it does not respond. After looking at instructions you have to say (OK) Garmin or (Hey) Garmin. So far it's pretty on point for voice command. So stay tune!
Finnegans garage shouted you out now im here ! 😆
Thanks!
I love it the GPS have come along way. Time for a new one thanks.
WOW! That is so easy to use. And the graphics are awesome. Enjoy. -Bill and DeAnna
I have had so many Gps's over the years and this is the first I can say I love! Thanks for watching!
@@WhereRVStaying Is there a monthly cost for the GPS??
@@RVingwithG no
Great intro!!! Looks like a great GPS! Great review. Thanks for sharing!! Sherry
It really is a great GPS! Thanks for watching Sherry!
I like that it's hands free!!
Finnegan's Garage says thanks for the help
My neck of the woods
nice thanks: I need large screen the phone gps is too hard to see-- no rv here but like big screen
I think they have a large screen for cars
That thing is pretty Fancy!! 🙂
Does everyone but play Baby Shark and Tik Tok!
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HI Bre ;)
@@RVingwithG what up G?!! :)
Looks like a great device! I love the large screen! Did you end up mounting it lower? And if so, which mount do you use? Take care! -Marshall 🎸
Yes we did. Moved it to a lower part of the dash. There is a video on it somewhere on here!
@@WhereRVStaying Cool thanks Kevin!
COOL! ! ! I Want one ! :)
It is one of the best I have had and I have had a lot over the years!
@@WhereRVStaying A weeee bit out of my $$$$ range. It will have to wait. I NEED a backup camera first! ! !
@@RVingwithG the 8 inch is a lot less
Question: Would you select this one over the Garmin 890? I have in mind to get the 890 but open to either if this one is better. I rather save 200 bucks and get the 890 if its just as good though.
We got the 1090 only because were going back to a class A and the larger screen is better for us. If we were staying with a towable then we would have picked up the 890. Other then that they are both the same other then screen size.
@@WhereRVStaying I thought so. Thanks for the response. We have a fifth wheel and our trucks dash will be filled with things so a smaller 8 inch screen will do for us. Thanks again!!
@@RaleyCreativeTravel You are very welcome!
I need one ! I've been using my phone!
This is by far the best one I have had
Thank you, great info. I have a question or 2, maybe you can help me. We live in New York and we're heading out West for 2 and a 1/2 months in May for our biggest trip yet. We are only RVing for one year.. We have a class C and flat tow our Jeep. We have been using Google maps and RV Life and it works good for us so far. There has only been one time where we lost our signal and got a little jammed up but nothing too serious. Going out West is another story. So we're thinking we mabey should get a Garmin. I just looked on my dashboard and windshield and there really is no room for that huge 8" screen. Even 6" would be to big. Do you think I should just get one that's made for a car? Or do you know if there are any other options? Or is there a small one that I could put in the height of my RV? I like the idea of putting in the height so it don't direct me to any low bridges. I think one that's much smaller would maybe fit ok. I don't need a big screen but I like the idea of having a satellite map instead of something that could lose the signal. I'm just looking for some advice, any help would be appreciated. Also does the Garmin have an attachment where you could hook it up to something other than the window? I'm also gonna try to call the Garmin company hoping to get someone on the phone for ideas. Thanks
The size can be a bit of a problem so what we did is mounted it lower on the dash of our truck. It will still get a great signal. Both the 8in and 10in come with 2 mounts and can even use aftermarket ones if needed. I have a video on here on how I set it up on my truck so maybe that will help you some. Let me know!
@@WhereRVStaying I really appreciate your reply. Thank you very much. Im looking into all my options.
@@yobabybubba Happy to help!
GLO 2 + iPad should be a good alternative option 😄
Nice Excursion...7.3 diesel?
Thanks. It was a 6.8 V10
Garmin RV 1090 or Garmin Overlander...not sure which to choose. Does the on-road features of Overlander match the RV Garmin 1090? It seems the Overlander has both on-road and off-road, so what advantage does the RV 1090 have?
Great question. The Overlander is more for 4 wheeled SUVs or trucks hitting the two tracks and the off beaten paths. The RV 1090 is geared for Motorhomes and travel trailers but has a car mode at well. The RV 1090 and RV 890 can leave a bread crumb trail like the Overlander but doesn't have the detailed maps of the off road trails. So if your only going off road or boondocking deep in the woods or desert then the Overlander is your best bet. If your RVing with some boondocking then the RV 1090 or RV 890 is great with RV only routes. I hope that helps
Thanks! Does the on road maps of the overlander match the 890 and 1090 though? It seems the off road maps would be a bonus that the 890 and 1090 don't have, unless the 890 and 1090 add something that the Overlander is missing?
@@peTeMelster They look like the maps would match. Again the RV 1090 and RV 890 are set to guide RVers to a destination on roads that can handle the larger RV. All options are for RV and Travel Trailer with features like dump stations, campgrounds, RV repairs, RV friendly gas stations and more. If you are interested in the Overlander then I would try looking for some videos on RUclips and then do a comparison.
@@WhereRVStaying yea I've been researching for days but can't find a good comparison. My RV is tiny...20 feet long only, so it's more like a pickup truck. I intend to do lots of boondocking in remote areas, so that's why I'm interested in the Overlander, but the regular RV features would be nice too. So I'm trying to figure out if the Overlander omitted anything that the 890 or 1090 offer. Is the Overlander basically the same as the 890, but adds off road maps? Thanks!
@@peTeMelster Great question. I'm a RV boondocker. 30' pulled by an Excursion. I'd like to know if you could download Overlander maps from Garmin and integrate them into the 1090.