GPS
#1
GPS
Im looking into getting a GPS for use of fishing and hunting. Theres alot of options of GPS's. Im looking at a price range of $200-250.
The Maggelan 300 eXplorist looks and seems like a nice one.
What kind of stuff do I look for in a GPS?
The Maggelan 300 eXplorist looks and seems like a nice one.
What kind of stuff do I look for in a GPS?
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: MB.
Posts: 2,984
RE: GPS
They basically all do the same thing. You mentioned hunting and fishing so I would look for one that’s waterproof and not just water resistant. My GPS also has the map. I find this very helpful when traveling. Also look at the size of the screen. Mine is a little bigger then normal and find that convenient. Good luck..
#4
RE: GPS
Make a checklist of things such as how often you will use it, exactly what features you need, etc. I just got back from an elk hunting trip in Colorado and my needs were met by the basic Garmin Etrex. All I wanted was something to mark waypoints and to get me back to camp. It did everything I wanted and although I knew nothing about the country, I never once was in fear of getting lost. Without it I might have got lost several times.
#6
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: il.
Posts: 58
RE: GPS
the marines just bought a few thousand units {garmin map 60s}from where my daughter works and they loaded iraqinto them so there pre setup for the boysangirls in green ---- if its good enough for them theys good enough for me!!!!
i personaly use the summit model--its what i need
i personaly use the summit model--its what i need