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RV Trip Wizard works for me. I did get a deal on the subscription...used a loyalty code from a popular GD YouTuber.
The learning curve was not horrible. I liked the filters for parks. I did find that you do have to watch what it tells you for the route. Especially, when you chose to stay off highways for the route. It appeared to send me down a nasty stretch of road. You can drag-n-drop your route.
Can load coach info into the app: ht, wt, length, #s of propane.I like the mileage/day feature, which is adjustable or distance or time. Keeps you from planning the next stop 12 hrs away....
I downloaded the trips into the Garmin RV890. That was not too painful.
It is a good tool.
I have not played with the trip features of the RV890. I do have the coach info in the Garmin.
I use multiple tools, TripWiz, Google Maps, Garmin...Heck, i'd even use a 2D system (you know...a map) as a fall back.
Just my $ 0.02
The learning curve was not horrible. I liked the filters for parks. I did find that you do have to watch what it tells you for the route. Especially, when you chose to stay off highways for the route. It appeared to send me down a nasty stretch of road. You can drag-n-drop your route.
Can load coach info into the app: ht, wt, length, #s of propane.I like the mileage/day feature, which is adjustable or distance or time. Keeps you from planning the next stop 12 hrs away....
I downloaded the trips into the Garmin RV890. That was not too painful.
It is a good tool.
I have not played with the trip features of the RV890. I do have the coach info in the Garmin.
I use multiple tools, TripWiz, Google Maps, Garmin...Heck, i'd even use a 2D system (you know...a map) as a fall back.
Just my $ 0.02
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