randyrucker

I use the Tom Tom 920, I think its better than the nuvi for several reasons. I have used the nuvi 350 before. Tom Tom is better. You can use GSAK to import POIs into the Tom Tom. Its very quick to lock on, about 10 sec. Ablility to d/l map updates for free is nice too.

Get the 300/400t. Since you've never had the 60csx, you won't know about any of the features which you don't have on the 300/400t. In addition, the 300/400t will probably get better with time as new firmware versions come out. You can't beat it for paperless caching, which is important for this sport. Although I must say Garmin sometimes reminds me of Microsoft with their beta release of products.

The Garmin 305 does the same thing. For some reason Garmin only gave it the ability to modify points already in the unit. As far as I know you cannot enter lat/log into the unit and nav to that point. One has to save a point first then modify the coords. Another giant step sideways.

I found the 60 Csx for $224 here : http://superdigitalmedia.com/product_info....roducts_id=1404 . It seems like a good price. I don't own one but the Colorado seems like a giant step sideways to me, I'd go with the Csx.

Hi I'm Randy. Just started geocaching a few weeks ago. I have found 4 caches so far, two others I didn't find. I don't know what a geocoin is but one of the caches I found had a travel bug in it. I think goecoins are like travel bugs right? Some people really get imaginative when they hide these things. One hint said if you can't find this one you shouldn't be geocaching. I haven't been able to find it yet. Anyway I would like to go to a group geocaching event sometime if there is one in the Atlanta, Ga. area to talk with other cachers and see what kind of gear they use etc. Sort of like a meet and greet? Do they have something like that? Good forum. Always check your coords.

This one looks cool. http://www.delorme.com//PN20Flash/default.htm With this one you could listen to tunes at the same time, or watch as rain approached. http://www.bushnell.com/gps/gps_onix400.cf...n=General%20Use