Dingo Lady

Gday Ssagi I was in India two years ago, before I started geocaching, but used my GPS extensively. At the time I had a Magellan Meridian (yellow) and I would mark my accomadation as a waystop and then go walking for the day without fear of getting lost. The only problem was when walking between tall buildings. I am sure it would have been fine for geocaching. As for finding a GPS supplyer in India, I am sure their are many as the country seems to have a reasonable uptake of technology. Just put the name of any brand of GPS into a google search and I am sure you will find many supplyers, and be able to purchase them cheaper than I can in Australia. Good Luck

Loved this thread. I am new to geocaching, but own an old Magellan (2002 yellow meridian), which has served me well, but does not work well in built up areas. Used it extensively in India a few years ago, and was always able to find my way home after walking for miles. And was able to find various must see attractions by using a hand held map and my GPS. But I think this unit is past its use be date. I want something that is 'dementia' friendly and will download from the computer without the need to use a hand held. Can't wait to get out and look for my first cach, and then set one. But first I need a new GPS.