Garmin RV 760LMT Portable GPS Navigator

We have a 43ft diesel pusher RV. After several GPS units proved unsatisfactory I finally sprang for this unit. Other considerations were the Trucker units, but the clincher here is this unit's ability to list RV parks.First, this unit is large, but not overly so. I worried that a 7" unit would be to big for my dash. No problem, it mounts easily and does not look out of place. The large screen is a welcome feature.The interface is Garmin, which I am familiar with so no problem updating this unit or operating it. I've used this brand exclusively as I started with Garmin and saw no reason to switch.Compared to the previous 4" unit, I was concerned that the suction cup mounting system would not hold this steady. In actuality this unit weighs noticeably more than the 4" one it replaced, but fits the same stem and does not move at all.Power is through a USB 5v 2.5amp = 10w or through a cigarette lighter plug in cord.Now comes the fun part.I got to enter my coach's height; length; weight dimensions and now asked for a route to another RV park. I know the area and knew that I have a very low overpass that I had to avoid. This unit routed me around the obstacle. That was a relief as my first experience in this area included the local police stopping traffic so I could turn around and take another route.I also queried the unit about fueling the RV. The list provided to me was acceptable. I knew that two of the fuel stops were able to provide me with a proper approach and exit to the pumps.Life time maps. That is a definite plus.I am very satisfied with this unit. I'll post future updates as we travel.Update. I glued the suction cup to the mounting surface as eventually it stopped holding vacuum. This has not moved in over a year.One very nice feature not mentioned is "voice command". You speak this to the Garmin and via voice command get and find many places with ease. There is a learning curve, but once I figured out the nuances this is a great feature.Map updates come quickly. I find myself updating the maps every couple of months.The screen is bright, I can see it even in the blaring sun.Comparing notes at RV functions, this Garmin continues to be the best for RV's, IMHO.This is one fine unit that I continue to heartily recommend.

I bought the Garmin GPS for use in my motorhome, which is funny as it already has one. But Tom Tom wanted about $80.00 a year for the maps, and I didn't like their interface. So I bought the Garmin as it has life time maps as long as the unit functions. Works right out of the box, and what is really neat is that when combined with the ecoRoute HD device, I can monitor all of my engine functions. I have a diesel Springer RV, and the ecoRoute HD device worked right out of the box. And I can take the Garmin and the HD Vehicle device and put it in my non-diesel pickup, and it also works. Well done.But back to the Garmin. I assumed state of the art maps, and of course Garmin delivered. It is quite easy to find a place, and they give me enough search options. Adding a way point after you have set your destination works very well also. The Blue Tooth phone to my Smartphone for calling and receiving calls is ok, but to really use it well, I need to pick up the Garmin off the dash. Too much road noise. It would be neat if there were a way to have an external microphone, but that is beyond what this does.What really surprised me is how well the voice activated part really works - even while driving down the road in an RV. I have been able to easily change my destination or stop while driving down the road without taking my eyes off the road. It is pretty good. Once you understand the categories that they use, you can look for an upcoming rest stop or gas stop if you need.All in all, I'm pretty happy. It would be nice for them to stick a 8 megapixel camera in the unit so you could take pics while driving down the road with the voice activation and it would include the GPS coordinates. Guess that's too much to ask. The Basecamp software that Garmin has works, but it takes a while. Not near as intuitive as Street Atlas. But you can create routes, and then download them to your Garmin, but I don't really see the need. I would get the accessory weighted holder so you can move it around if you have an RV. RV windows are just too far away from the driver to work well.