The files are continually updated with new stations so you can always get the updated version anytime...no need to wait!
You can select ALL E85 stations in the country or just the states you need. For your GPS device to run as fast as possible, best option is to select only the states you need.
E85
I just wish the fuel was cheaper because it burns so much faster!
Confused
What are E85 Stations and what do they have to do with GPS Devices??? Thanks.
Garmin Nuvi 1490LMT in Bakersfield, CA
E85
The files are continually updated with new stations so you can always get the updated version anytime...no need to wait!
You can select ALL E85 stations in the country or just the states you need. For your GPS device to run as fast as possible, best option is to select only the states you need.
http://www.e85prices.com/export_form.php
I clicked on the link 5:31pm CST and when I did it said not found.
E85
The files are continually updated with new stations so you can always get the updated version anytime...no need to wait!
You can select ALL E85 stations in the country or just the states you need. For your GPS device to run as fast as possible, best option is to select only the states you need.
http://www.e85prices.com/export_form.php
I clicked on the link 5:31pm CST and when I did it said not found.Sorry I clicked twice.
I must be behind the times...getting old.
I went to Wikipedia to check out E85. I did not know that ethanol was in such high demand. Anyway, I guess what is being discussed is the POI files for these stations and that is the relevance between E85 and GPS.
Garmin Nuvi 1490LMT in Bakersfield, CA
E85
What are E85 Stations and what do they have to do with GPS Devices??? Thanks.
I believe it's gas stations that have Ethanol in the gas. Personally I don't WANT any freaking Ethanol in my gas.
GPSMAP 76CSx - nüvi 760 - nüvi 200 - GPSMAP 78S
E85
What are E85 Stations and what do they have to do with GPS Devices??? Thanks.
I believe it's gas stations that have Ethanol in the gas. Personally I don't WANT any freaking Ethanol in my gas.
You have it in your gas already up to 10% unless you use pure gas which there are still some stations left,and a POI on this website that tells their locations.
e85
You should not attempt to run a conventional gas engine on E85. Only vehicles designed for it can run on it. Actually your vehicle will run, but not for long. Most Nissan, Ford, Chevy, GMC and several others have what is called Flex Fuel engines designed to run on 85% ethanol.
Ethanol contains less BTU per volume then gas, however it can be much cheaper then gas in certain parts of the country, primarily the Mid West. The problem is that you will not get the same range as gas. It is a bit of a trade off, it just depends on the cost of the fuel.
Here are a couple of links for your info.
http://e85prices.com/
http://e85vehicles.com/