Hi Hugh,
I have no experience with this product. I use an inexpensive basic
GPS in the field. I recite the GPS coordinates onto the slate at the
top or head of my recording, along with the date, time, location,
weather, microphone patterns etc. That way the locations and
pertinent info is always with the recording.
Some people slate the tail or end of the recording, the advantage
being then you can highlight any species or events that happened.
Good luck,
--greg weddig
Baltimore, MD
http://gregweddig.net
--- In Hugh Livingston
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> Does anyone have any experience using the Lowrance iFinder Expedition
> Color in the field while Nature Recording? It seems like it has some
> nice features and that the Record Audio Note feature would be useful
> while Nature Recording. It seems like a Nature Recordist could press
> record on the GPS device while slating and then have the coordinates
> back at home indexed to the slate, as an extra level of
> documentation, without having to write them down in the field.
>
> Any personal experience would be interesting to me. All non-nature
> recording related GPS opinions, please send offlist.
>
> Thanks
> Hugh
>
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> Hugh Livingston
> El Mirador
> 491 Crescent Ave #304
> Oakland Calif 94610
> (510) 205-HUGH
> www.livingstonsound.com
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