Oct 9, 2012 - With in-car sat navs these days, we forget the dangers of rummaging through a ripped and soiled A-to-Z with one hand, while changing lanes with the other. These days Britain's drivers can choose to be guided through life's twists and roundabouts by their favourite celebrities and fictional characters. Bored with the provided Voices for your Tom Tom? Well here are a few free downloads - Follow link from right column of 1st post http://www.gps-data-te. This is the simplest tutorial on how to add or update maps to your Garmin Sat Nav. Garmin maps are simple.img files (files with.img extension). So updating or adding maps is as simple as copying and pasting a file, which has to be named gmapprom.img or gmapsupp.img.

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A survey of 1,000 motorists by the motoring website has revealed the most popular satnav voices to accompany you on your next journey. While some are performed by the people themselves (step forward Brian Blessed), it has been down to impersonators to provide voices for other acts. Either way, these top 10 are sure to provide you with a laugh.

Whether or not they'll get you to your destination is another matter. Nexus 2 vst. Brian Blessed Mimicking his role as Vultan in the 1980 film Flash Gordon, Blessed can be loaded onto your satnav: 'Drive, Hawkmen, drive!' He shouts, along with 'Gordon's arrived!' READ: Picture: REX FEATURES.