TT Rider model versions history

Gettingfedupnow

Where does the Tomtom Rider 40 and Rider 50 fit into the model history. Did they came before or after the Rider 450 ?
I can't go to the recent 500/550 as they will not work with my current fitted intercom system and I am not prepared to change all that out too, so I want the latest of the earlier version (if that makes sense)

RoadRider

The Rider 40 is almost the same hardware as the Rider 400, less memory 8GB and smaller map area, no lifetime speed cameras.
The 4x0 series is much slower than the Rider 5x0 series.

The Rider 50 har the same hardware as the Rider 550 smaller map area, no lifetime speed cameras.

Personally I use a BT audio to FM transmitter to listen to the navigation instructions on my headset using the radio. This way the intercom function is more stable.
If your headset has radio or aux in you can use a similar setup and a Rider 550.

YamFazMan

Hi
@Gettingfedupnow

As far a I'm aware the previous Rider devices were all NAV2 devices....
The Rider 40 & Rider 4xx Models are NAV4 devices
The Rider 50 & Rider 5xx Models are NAV5 (Wi-Fi) devices

I'm not aware of a NAV3 Rider device...
The NAV3 devices only had VERY limited Itinerary route planning....
(Start --> 3 Stops --> Destination)

ATB YFM

RoadRider

The Rider 40 is almost the same hardware as the Rider 400, less memory 8GB and smaller map area, no lifetime speed cameras.
The 4x0 series is much slower than the Rider 5x0 series.

The Rider 50 har the same hardware as the Rider 550 smaller map area, no lifetime speed cameras.

Personally I use a BT audio to FM transmitter to listen to the navigation instructions on my headset using the radio. This way the intercom function is more stable.
If your headset has radio or aux in you can use a similar setup and a Rider 550.

YamFazMan

Hi
@Gettingfedupnow

As far a I'm aware the previous Rider devices were all NAV2 devices....
The Rider 40 & Rider 4xx Models are NAV4 devices
The Rider 50 & Rider 5xx Models are NAV5 (Wi-Fi) devices

I'm not aware of a NAV3 Rider device...
The NAV3 devices only had VERY limited Itinerary route planning....
(Start --> 3 Stops --> Destination)

ATB YFM

JoelS.

wasn't a rider v5, the 2013 model a nav3 ??
the previous rider before the 40/400

that would do 48 points, have stops along the way,
bluetooth transfer removed from the 50/500 for importing "travel plans" is a huge deal breaker for me. unless there is a wireless option, for transfer. wifi direct or something.

YamFazMan

Hi
@JoelS.

Acording to the User Guide Page 89....
TomTom_RIDER 5_RG-en-gb.pdf
Here... http://download.tomtom.com/open/manuals/rider2013/refman/TomTom_RIDER5_RG-en-gb.pdf

The Rider v5 device is updated using Tomtom Home
NAV3 devices Update using MyDrive connect

ATB YFM