If your interest is recording tracks and point data, then the tiny
bicycle gps loggers, such as Holux GPSport (http://www.holux.com/JCore/en/products/products_content.jsp?pno=349),
are cheap and work very well. You can pick one up on the internet
for less than $90. If your interest is navigation, these are of
little help, and you would need to look at the bigger, more
sophisticated devices. I have no experience with the latter.
On 20/06/2011 7:40 PM, Julian Robinson wrote:
Hallelujah,
and amen to that!
Mark
said:
>Perhaps
some of those who contacted me could also put their
replies on the chat-line – it is
>easier
for each individual to send the message rather than me
trying to forward each and
>every
email to the chat-line.
===my
original but updated email to mark=========
Mark
– I have the old Garmin Etrex H – now about to be replaced
by a new model etrex 10 but it’s been great. Does
everything I need, well regaerded, and cheap. DOesn’t have
integrated maps though, if you were keen on that.
People
considering buying might like to wait for the new version
which is out maybe in August, the eTrex 10, probably longer
battery life, better ergonomics and it comes with paperless
geocaching — if you don’t know what that is then check this
video…
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