POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Is it only me in ignorance that has just realised after more than 2 years in my 996 4S CAB PCM2 that you can find a route by entering just a postcode up to 4 digits.
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YOUR RESEARCHSat Nav post code search
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POST 2Original post
My understanding is that the post code search was only made available at version 2.1 (May 2005). But what use is a 4 digit code? Might get you to the nearest town or London region at best! If you do have it, you have missed nothing.
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