Hello,
I have a guide dog, and I use the braillenote and gps quite
extensively.
I would say that probably since your son already has a
braillenote, that it might be best to go with the gps from
Sendero.
What you might want to do, is have someone come and demo both the
gps for the braillenote, as well as the Treker, and then your son
could make a decision.
As others have said, the gps should only be used to enhance the
mobility, and not to replace the dog, so once you get the gps, it
is a good idea to play with it, in the house in virtual mode, and
even go out in the backyard if possible, and get used to it, then
your son will be better acquainted with it when traveling with
gps and the dog.
Good luck,
Robert
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Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2006 08:47:12 EDT
Subject: [Braillenote] GPS
I hope this is not considered off-topic. Our 13 year old son
uses his
mpower non-stop for almost everything he does. We are
considering getting him a
GPS unit. Can anyone give me some advice or experiences between
the
braillenote device and the trekker? He has read about both of
them. He does use a
guide dog if that makes any difference. Thanks
Wendy
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