Geocaching

written by boatchick on Saturday, February 14, 2009:

It does the job, and it was cheap. ($80, i think.) Sure, i could spend about 7 times as much money to buy a Garmin Colorado, which would also buy me a Wherigo find icon and all sorts of functions i would never use, but it just seems like a waste. The Explorist 100 is all i really "need".

written by AngelWolf93 on Saturday, February 14, 2009:

Great little device that I originally bought as a hiking / SAR GPSr. It can be a few feet off sometimes, but for the money I paid for it, it does what I want it to do. Doesn't connect to a PC, though, so you have to enter in all your coordinates manually.

written by Uzusmaximus on Saturday, February 14, 2009:

für's geocachen reicht es aus :-)

written by miracles65 on Saturday, February 14, 2009:

This divice is very usefull to see if geocaching is your thing. It does everything it needs to do. There is one shortcoming; you must enter all the waypoints by hand. If you are tired of this you should buy a more luxurious one. Until then, this one will do very fine.

written by Heimbiegel on Saturday, February 14, 2009:

Nauwkeurigheid is ok als je hem de tijd geeft. Projecteren is niet mogelijk met deze gps. Allez, het gaat maar je kan geen projectie ingeven. minpunt.