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I'm looking at getting my first GPS unit for the upcoming winter, any recommendations??
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Don't get in over your head.
A lot of the new ones do all sorts of stuff... how much of that do you really need.
I sport a Garmin GPS12. 1024 track points, 500 waypoints, 20 routes.... and that's it. Talks to my radios/computers; don't really need much else. Sure, topo maps would be nice, but I can go without that.
There's a ton of threads on here already.... do some searching and you'll find the answers you're looking for.
A lot of the new ones do all sorts of stuff... how much of that do you really need.
I sport a Garmin GPS12. 1024 track points, 500 waypoints, 20 routes.... and that's it. Talks to my radios/computers; don't really need much else. Sure, topo maps would be nice, but I can go without that.
There's a ton of threads on here already.... do some searching and you'll find the answers you're looking for.
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The Garmin 60 CSX is a very nice unit.
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Ive got my Garmin 60 CS for sale. right now. $250.00 Canadian shipped and its yours. You can download topo maps, city maps, marine maps etc etc. Its a great unit. Has the altimeter and barometer in it as well and does turn by turn directions for city driving. Its for sale in the "communications / avalanche " section in the swap meet.
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I would go with the Garmin Rhino's I have a 120 and my old man has a 5...something, (I can't remember now) They are super handy...the walkie talkie feature combination is great. I honestly wouldn't buy anything different....plus the older series go for pretty cheap now days.
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Garmin Rino 530HCX
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Garmin Rhino 530 hcx for me also, I bought mine on Amazon.com last year and got the best deal I could find.
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