Geocaching

written by mcurzon on Friday, June 17, 2011:

Good, rugged build, clear display, but a bit bulky. Probably better suited to mounting on bike.

written by tjmass on Tuesday, November 17, 2009:

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written by LoweCoMocho on Sunday, May 24, 2009:

Fairly easy to use (once you get used to it). Keypad is soft, strange feel to the keys. Easy to read but would be much better in color. Start-up is slooow (older proc) but unit is very accurate (including the compass). MP3 player is a pain (read: useless). Power cord is flimsy at best. Eats batteries like kids eat popcorn (use rechargables and lower the back light).

written by gelfling6 on Sunday, May 17, 2009:

"The Doctor", was my 1st GPSr with a electronic compass. Though, the pick-up strength wasn't that good, even with WAAS enabled. I bought it at Cabella's, (where, I now see the manual & software is sitting in the bargain Cave, Separate.) The keypad is a bit sensitive.. too easy to hit the keys without even knowing it.. Memory is limited, though using a 512MB SD/MMC, to page-swap files (waypoint, track, etc. needed to be swapped into/out of the main memory.) Never got any cables with it.. Been tempted to put a female DB-9 connector into the base. Still a good, rugged GPSr!

written by tjdevine77 on Monday, April 20, 2009:

Relatively accurate and good battery life. Expandable map capability and rugged.