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  1. Can someone answer this question for me?

     

    I'm looking to get a GPS that has Bluetooth output. What I need, is GPS Coordinate output to use on my Cellphone. Something like the Garmin Mobile 10.

     

    Is ther a NUVI out there that can send the GPS Data to the phone, or is it just Bluetooth Cellphone operation, its capable of?

     

    Any help is appreciated.

  2. I understand it just fine, but your PM didn't tell me anything, I also don't know why you answered VIA PM when the question was openly asked in PUBLIC in this thread. I'm sure others want to know if they are breaking the law by purchasing PIRATED copies of software or not.

     

    It appears now that they are, since you answered. :huh:

     

    I suggest you look up the definition of a "Backup" copy. It's when you OWN the original, and make a backup for your OWN personal use, in case the original is damaged, and that isn't what your doing, is it? The guy you got it from has the Original, and you have the PIRATED copy. Meaning that more than 1 person is using that 1 piece of purchased software. Did you check with Garmin, to see if they are ok with that? Theres a reason they give you 1 unlock code, and people that do this, up the prices for us all.

     

    What am I trying to pull? Nothing. I'm just trying to prevent someone unknowingly from breaking the law, in case they didn't know. Nothing more.

     

    Last comment on this, you answered the question.

     

    Understand Now DodgerBlues?

  3. I think it's more likely that they are pulling it because the unlock key has been broken and is widely

    available on p2p networks. They already said they were working on a fix to the key-break problem

    and it would certainly be easier to fix the problem in the maps than in every unit's firmware. And I

    think it would be better for their bottom-line to make the claim that their software is dangerous and

    get people to upgrade out of fear than to let it be known that you can use an older version for free.

    The way to tell will be that if it really is dangerous it should be recalled and replaced with a

    corrected version. If they don't recall it from customers, then it's probably being pulled because of

    the key break more than anything else IMO.

     

    Unlikely, someone is ALWAYS going to crack it. It doesn't make much business sense to pull an entire on shelf line because of this, when they can try again to fix it in the next version. But you never know, p2p is a HUGE problem for software developers. So it IS a possibility, just not a big one.

  4. The SD cards are NOT a waste. It depends on what you need.

     

    One advantage of the SD Cards is that you can move them from one GPS to another, IE... When you upgrade. Your DVD version is tied to ONE and ONLY ONE GPS Unit. If you upgrade GPS's you'll have to buy it all over again.

     

    I was torn, but finally settled for the SD Card version of City Navigator. The entire country (actually BOTH countries... if you count canada) is loaded on one card. I will never have to load maps again.

     

    Since I use other mapping software on my laptop (I'm not fond of Mapsource), it didn't bother me to much to lose the access to the maps on my PC.

     

    Sure they are a waste, the TOPO maps, is what he's looking for and they are NOT LOCKED! He wasn't talking about City Navigator. So you can load and reload on ANY GPS you like. Grab the DVD, then you can load what maps you want, and if your travelling, you can load those maps. The DVD is far smarter an idea, IMO. as like the other poster said, you can fiddle with it on the computer, instead of staring at a small GPS screen and panning and zooming around.

     

    DVD is the way to go, hands down in this scenario. :unsure:

     

    It's SO EASY, A CAVEMAN CAN DO IT! <_<<_<

  5. My opinion would be to release it ASAP. I wouldn't want anyone hoarding any of my travel bugs for more than a couple weeks, but like the others have said, no one really owns it. Still it's good etiquette to catch and release soon after.

     

    3 Months is an awful long time to be holding a bug. Whether it's owned by JEEP or an individual. Why not release it now, and grab another bug shortly before your trip, that you can take over? TBs are everywhere.

  6. just contact me at <removed by moderator> if u dont want yours ill give you a few bucks, i cant afford one,or just reply to this forum. :anibad:

     

    WOW! You must need one really bad to go to that level. I'm guessing your a young fella. Why not build up some pocket money, and save up for one? I'm sure there's tons of work you can do, to make cash, if you want one that bad.

  7. need help I had my map of the US States on my profile then I downloaded a County map and my map of the US States was gone...tried to download the map of US States again,but it won't show up...please help....ty

     

    I don't know what you mean, but I see a map of the state just fine on your profile? :anibad:

  8. Say I get the 60CSx -- it won't show me or tell me that there's a river/stream or swamp? I'd have to spend an extra 100 bucks on a program to actually show me that?

     

    The default mapset it just that, a DEFAULT Map, It pretty much covers major roads, rivers and lakes etc.. But if you want the detail, your definately going to have to upgrade the maps. If you are geocaching, TOPO is a MUST In my own personal opinion. Topo saved my rear not too long ago, when a 12 foot wide river stopped me from getting from one cache to another. I used the TOPO to pan along and see where a slim point was, in which to cross, and it worked great, you can also use it for scaling a hill or mountainous area to see the best way to approach, etc.. It's well worth getting, for the IN THE WOODS, type of stuff.

     

    As for City Navigator, you don't need it, unless you want turn by turn driving directions. If you have a NUVI in the car, or something like it, don't get it for the 60CSx, your wasting money.

     

    How does it fare in dense wooded area? Great, I've not lost a signal yet.

     

    It all depends on how you want to geocache, sure it has features I won't use, but it's got WAY MORE that I WILL USE. You can certainly go cheaper, but what you pay for, is what you get. I think this is the one to get right now. I'm glad I didn't get a Colorado. Maybe in a year or 2, but right now, the 60CSx is the cream of the crop.

     

    Good luck, with whatever you decide to do.

  9. Then feel free to ask any questions you have. What are you looking for? What are you unsure about, etc.. We are happy to help those, that try to help themselves.

     

    Overall, bottom line, the 60CSx is a GREAT UNIT! You won't go wrong with it.

     

    Anyways, I gotta grab mine and go get a FTF. Good luck with your purchase, the 60CSx, will serve you well.

  10. I read somewhere on here, I think it was a MOD posting, that said the person or persons placing the cache have every right to give out inside information. Groundspeak is merely a tool for advertising a cache, it's not the means. So in other words, if I place a cache, and tell you 10 minutes later where it is, and then post the cache on geocaching.com the next day, you still got the FTF.

     

    Anyways, I disagree with the above. In my own PERSONAL opinion, I think that the first one to find after it was published, is the FTF, and I'd claim it as such. This gives everyone an even playing field.

     

    Have fun!

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