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Should I buy MSN Direct ND-MDT10?

By garciarios · Nov 05, 2009in General💬 8 posts👁️ 2,066 views
Posted Nov 05, 2009 · 04:12 UTC#1

I will replace my F90BT with a Z110BT in the next couple of days. I know MSN Direct will die in 2012 but 2 years is more than I need. My question is if I install the ND-MDT10 when I ask my system to take me to a specific address will it route me depending on traffic conditions to avoid traffic jams? What are the benefits of MSN direct? Movies and Gas prices mean nothing to me I have an Iphone. I want it solely for Traffic. What do you guys recommend? thanks

 

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Posted Nov 05, 2009 · 04:18 UTC#2

If the service supports traffic in your area then yes, it will allow you to reroute around your traffic areas.

Posted Nov 05, 2009 · 04:33 UTC#3
If the service supports traffic in your area then yes, it will allow you to reroute around your traffic areas.

 

I live in Los Angeles

Posted Nov 05, 2009 · 05:04 UTC#4

I think its safe to say you should be good ta go. Go to WWW.MSNDIRECT.COM and view there coverage for your area.

Posted Nov 05, 2009 · 07:24 UTC#5

My understanding is that the ND-MDT10 is getting hard to find.... might want to grab one fast if you know of one available.

Posted Nov 05, 2009 · 08:33 UTC#6
My understanding is that the ND-MDT10 is getting hard to find.... might want to grab one fast if you know of one available.

 

just bought one on eBay factory sealed $95 shipped

Posted Nov 06, 2009 · 16:19 UTC#7

My honest opinion is that MSN direct is not worth the money. I am in DC and The traffic is very rarely correct and thus it is not very useful when trying to determine which route to take. my opinion is to save the money and go without it.

Posted Nov 09, 2009 · 20:36 UTC#8

Look, if you can find "lifetime" pre-paid cards for sale (and there are at least 2 AVIC411 members selling them) you can get MSN DIrect service for free until 2012.

See this thread here:

viewtopic.php?f=56&t=28423

 

As for the ND-MDT10 unit itself I just check Amazon dot com and they are listed as "in stock".

I live in L.A. and I find the service to be of great value just for the traffic info alone.