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I am usually the passenger. Because the digital speedometer is located in the center, I can tell the driver he is going over the speed limit, and watch for other vehicles approaching on the adjacent lanes.

My observations are confirmed when alot of the sensor lights and alert sounds are in full action. I, as the navigator also have the opportunity to observe the GPS mapping screen and really do TELL the driver "where to go".

Riding in the passenger seat is a lot better than just being a "Back Seat Driver".

Passenger and Navigator really can be fun.

PTgui

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-Texas

Lat: 32° 39' 36.53" N
Long: 97° 22' 16.55" W

Elevation: 787 feet above mean sea level

→ maps.google.com [EXT]

Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

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Equipment

Dell AI1 64bit Intel i7 27" Touch Screen monitor, Theta-S, Photoshop CS6 (non Cloud) Adobe Camera Raw 9.1, Targus Grypton TG-GT80G-101 15" (37mm) Flexible Tripod, PTgui Pro 64 bit 10.0.15, Pano2vr Pro version 5.1b 64 bit Image Converter.

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