Sat nav installation
The most common fixing method for sat nav systems uses a windscreen sucker, but a few sat nav makers also offer a dashboard mount, which can be useful for cars with a steeply raked windscreen, as it means you can fix the sat nav closer to you.
Sat nav systems are usually powered or recharged by your car's cigarette lighter, but some can run off regular batteries as well.
Sat nav set-up
To set up the sat nav itself, simply turn it on and follow the instructions to set up your preferences, such as whether you want imperial or metric guidance.
Next, tell the sat nav where you want to go; enter the address or postcode by selecting onscreen letters and numbers using buttons, a rolling wheel, or touch screen and off you go.
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