Offer for members - Garmin nuvi 310 for $228

GPS Receiver: Sirf III Chipset to compute and update your position every second.

Acquisition times:
Warm: < 1 second.
Cold: < 38 seconds.
AutoLocate®: < 45 seconds.
Update rate: 1/second, continuous.

GPS Accuracy:
Position: < 10 metres typical.
Velocity: 0.5 metres/sec steady state.

Interfaces: Supports USB, USB mass sotrage, and plug-and-play.
Moving Map Features:
Pre-loaded with detailed City Navigator Australia 2008 mapping. Additional MapSource products can be loaded to the unit, by CD/DVD transfer, or by using a pre-loaded Garmin mapping card.

Map Scale: Automatic, and manual map scales.

Routes: Automatically calculated with turn-by-turn instructions; custom road preference allows user to prioritize choice of back roads or major highways; automatic offroute recalc shows how to get back on track if you miss a turn or exit; a detour function enables routing around traffic problems or road construction.

Voice: Navigation instructions and warnings. Text-to-speech identifies turns by street name.

Waypoints: 500 with name and graphic symbol.

Trip computer: Resettable odometers, timers, average and maximum speeds.

Phone/Bluetooth Connectivity: Dial and receive calls with a compatible Bluetooth mobile phone.


Antenna: Built-in patch antenna, with mcx connector for optional external antenna.

Physical and technical:
Size (H x W x D): 7.39cm x 9.83cm x 2.21cm.
Weight: 144.6g.
Display (H x W): 5.40cm x 7.20cm, 320 x 240 pixels. Bright, sunlight-readable, anti-glare touchscreen.
Case: Not waterproof.
Temp. range: 0°C to 60°C.
Headphone jack: 3.5mm.
Battery Life: 4 -8 hours depending on uage.
Power Input: 12-24VDC
Usage: 15 watts maximum @ 13.8VDC.

Yeh Chris,
i had a look at that site and thought the number would be associated with one customer only, if suddenly 200 units are ordered to be sent to various addresses there could be alarm bells ringing at tricky dicky's.

A buddy of mine went into a Woolies and picked up an Everyday Rewards card (avail at register) and bought one. Not dse jus spreading the word to my exploring pals n gals

Its a great offer i may take it up....for father's day.
Are they as good as the NavMan, my wife argues with hers all the time hehehheeheheheheh....I changed it to the female voice because she wouldn't listen to the male one....she reckons she hardly gets lost at all now

Hmmm,
Bit of a pity we don't have the Everyday Rewards card in Tassie. So it means we can't take part in this offer.

Yeh well that's what you get for living in God's other Country.
If you moved to Australia you would be fine LOL

have you tried to apply for it online, Nev? as far as i know they are australia wide if not let me know????

doesn't say you can't do it, it would be unfair to woolies staff if it wasn't down in tassie????

https://www.everydayrewards.com.au/CLCS-Web/faces/pages/fixed/stores.jsp



Participating Supermarkets

Australian Capital Territory
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Victoria
Western Australia


Participating BIG W Stores

Australian Capital Territory
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Victoria
Western Australia


Participating Fuel Outlets

Australian Capital Territory
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia

Hi all,
looks like we do miss out. Below is from their FAQs

4. How can I find out which supermarkets and fuel outlets are participating in Everyday Rewards ?

Click here for a list of participating Woolworths and Safeway supermarkets and click here for participating CALTEX WOOLWORTHS/SAFEWAY co-branded fuel outlets. The Everyday Rewards program will not operate in Tasmania.

I'll just crawl back into my corner and sulk....lol

Arrrrgh but they have quote"Participating Fuel Outlets " unquote!!!!

so i'm thinking if you all write to woolies h/o they will probaly re-think there decision, unless there's no money down there for it to work, but then they have national pricing????? ummmm worth thinking about???

Good point. I will chase up Woollies tomorrow and see what the story is. They run a Frequent Shopper card down here. May be a leftover from the days that Woollies down here was was represented by someone else, I think it was Purity and Roelf Voss.
Thanks for your help.

No Probs mate thats why we are all here to help and be helped!!
Let me know whats going on and i'll try to dig something up from this end???

Hi Member Nev (Tas)

Ordered one today on line. See my post, t was not easy. See your member mail. I have some unvalidated everydayrewards cards. Give me a bell. I will give you the cards number and you can validate it with your Tas details and put your order in with your Tas address on the order

Remember I still have the card... it is the card that gets you the 40cents a litre off. If you don't have Woolworths Caltex in Tas, I can fill up on your card, and get the 40cents a litre off of my purchase, around 80lites (ay $30) and send you cheque down to Tas with a copy of the petrol sales docket... I will also send the (your) card

Regards

SKI'er

Thanks SKI'er,
You are a champ and yours is a kind offer. I went to one of the Caltex/Woolies garages today but the only thing they had was everydaymoney some sort of credit card thingamajig. I would be keen to buy one of these Garmin units at this cheap price as they seem to be a decent brand. I rang their Tassie office and gave up after waiting for 15 odd minutes. I will ring you tonight when I get home. Thanks again.

Rgds
Nev

Meant to say that the new plastic card is meant to replace the Woolies petrol dockets. I think you swipe it when you make your purchases and it holds the discount info to let you get your discount on fuel.

Do any of them pick good routes?
I have tried Garmin, Mio, Generic, Tom Tom, & Destinator, to be honest none of them pick the routes that I would pick.
As far as I am concerned they are only really useful if you are lost, as they will eventually get you out of trouble, but certainly not by the best route.