A lot of us have too many devices on our dashes already but some, like me, cannot live without Hema Maps, so when Hema partnered with Aerpro for an in-dash solution, we jumped at the chance to have a look.
I've been using Hema Maps for around five years now. That is a lot less than those who have been following the company since its inception some 22 years ago, but I would consider myself a loyal fan.
I've got most atlases, a few dozen fold-out maps, the Explorer app on my phone, and have both the HX-1 and HX-2 navigators in my reserves. But as nice as it is to be able to carry my navigator from car to car, I really do not like having things plastered to the windscreen when driving.
It is partly a safety concern. With airbags
