I have a Magellan Maestro 4250. When I am on an interstate highway, or
similar, and there is an exit where the far right lane leaves the main road
as if it is a fork in the road without the need for the driver to take what
might be an exit ramp, the unit announces a warning. It comes up at the
usual distances of 2 miles, a half mile and then a beep alarm at the fork
I recognize what the situation is by having noted what is coming up.

But I cannot understand the spoken message. Any help, please?

Charlie

On Mon, 14 Jun 2010 20:54:00 -0400, "Charlie" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>I have a Magellan Maestro 4250. When I am on an interstate highway, or
>similar, and there is an exit where the far right lane leaves the main road
>as if it is a fork in the road without the need for the driver to take what
>might be an exit ramp, the unit announces a warning. It comes up at the
>usual distances of 2 miles, a half mile and then a beep alarm at the fork
>I recognize what the situation is by having noted what is coming up.
>
>But I cannot understand the spoken message. Any help, please?
>
>Charlie
>

"Keep to the right on ???" where ??? is the (new) roadway you are
exiting on?


I've a 4250, and that's what I hear from time to time. You may want to
just take a friend with you some day and have them listen--I don't
have any problems understanding the prompts, except that the Maestro
does have a bad habit of not understanding that ST is the abbriviation
for street!

On 6/15/2010 08:55, PeterD wrote:
>
> I've a 4250, and that's what I hear from time to time. You may want to
> just take a friend with you some day and have them listen--I don't
> have any problems understanding the prompts, except that the Maestro
> does have a bad habit of not understanding that ST is the abbreviation
> for street!

I also have a 4250 and I wish it had an "Avoid Ghetto" option.


Greasy