Geocaching

written by tctrppr on Saturday, May 29, 2010:

Ain't fancy, ain't purty, but dead nuts accurate and reliable. Good battery life, too. Good, inexpensive, get your feet wet and see if you like it kind of machine.

written by team lemmings on Saturday, April 24, 2010:

Good basic low cost GPS. Not many bells and whistles but good accuracy at a good price

written by Chamma on Friday, April 16, 2010:

I used this one for about 2 months. The thing kept locking up on me, and the only way to fix it was to remove the batteries. The accuracy was spot on, that is the only reason it did not get 1 star

written by 2layZ2 on Sunday, March 14, 2010:

I’m an old school “Silva Ranger” map and compass guy. I went GPS after I bought National Geographic’s TOPO! Outdoor Recreation Mapping Software to update and consolidate a substantial compilation of field data I’d annotated on 24:000 USGS quads over the years while working summers for the USFS. I didn’t need mapping capabilities as TOPO! field maps were a click/print away, and our newly- purchased nu-vi 1350 road warrior would easily get me within striking distance of any desired target. I selected the 72H because of its inherent high sensitivity accuracy and ruggedness. Snuggle this baby in a Special Ops Black Foarm case, and begin to experience some real confidence and pride in your equipment as it consistently puts you right on the money. Speaking of moolah, my “cache cash” investment, counting the 1350 and the 72H, hovers close to $250.00. If you want features like the Sun and Moon page, the Hunt and Fish page, and the Highway page, you’re looking at an outstanding value.

written by likeitbright on Saturday, March 13, 2010:

awesome device that I only had for a few days