Garmin gps
08-11-2006, 07:43 AM
#11
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Orlando, Florida
Posts: 45
RE: Garmin gps
ORIGINAL: ButchA
I too have the Garmin eTrex Legend (the blue one). It's a great GPS and is packed with so many features that it could be a little overwhelming to a "newbie". But once you read the manual or have prior experience with GPS's, you will LOVE the Garmin GPS's. [8D]
The only problem I've had with my Legend is when I got into real thick, heavy and dense, woods - I lost the signal... But once I got out of the thick canopy - boom - the signal came right back.
I too have the Garmin eTrex Legend (the blue one). It's a great GPS and is packed with so many features that it could be a little overwhelming to a "newbie". But once you read the manual or have prior experience with GPS's, you will LOVE the Garmin GPS's. [8D]
The only problem I've had with my Legend is when I got into real thick, heavy and dense, woods - I lost the signal... But once I got out of the thick canopy - boom - the signal came right back.
08-11-2006, 07:59 AM
#12
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Bartlett Illinois USA
Posts: 27
RE: Garmin gps
I bought the Vista CX 2 months ago before a fishing trip to Lake of the Woods, Canada. It worked like a dream. I plan on using it on a hunt in Ohio this fall and will be interested in seeing how well it performs in varying terrain.
