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What hardware for the app?
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I am using a Blackview BV8000 5" rugged waterproof phone, daylight readability is good and quite big enough for navigating. A stubby stylus on a cord allows for use with gloves.
For planning, I use a 10" tablet which can be in a waterproof case if needed.
http://www.over-board.co.uk/waterproof-cases/waterproof-ipad-cases.html
You could try the 'Sony Xperia Z3 tablet compact' 8" waterproof, I don't know any rugged mount for it though.
Anthony Fens (MRA)
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over 1 year ago
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Giuliano Rescaldani
I am quite confident MyRoteApp is/will be the best navigator software but I really wonder if a tablet exists for it. The mandatory features are:
-Waterproof and rugged.
-Visible in sunshine.
-With a touch-screen able to detect gloved fingers
-7-8" screen, no more.
A professional mount with power input is also a must!
As far as I know, such a device doesn't exist, so, how am I supposed to abandon my hated TomTom?