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Thanks! Got it. So are most of these cone's collected or placed in a cache? http://shop.ebay.com/items/?_nkw=geocachin...mp;_trksid=m270 Mike

As the new guy, how and why are you receiving these things in the mail. What am I missing out on? Thanks Mike

Thanks for all the replay's. Maybe I'll go with a 1 over 50 map, compass and and distance beads around my neck. But it's looking like the 76csx might be the way to go. Any body else? Opps. So it comes with all the maps that you need to Geo pre loaded? Thanks all Mike

Does anybody out there use one have one of the Bushnell Onix400. It seems pretty functional with the XM weather radar overlay. http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-Onix400-Col...286&sr=1-18

Thanks for the advice. I sure do love that my BB can download cache's on the fly. I do spend a lot of time on the road. So can I download cache's for a route before I get on the road? Or are they only available for a defined radius around a location that I load. Man hate being the new guy when it comes to this GPS stuff. But if anybody needs to know how to fix an antique clock I'm the man for that! Mike

I have downloaded the Geocache software to my Blackberry and it works very well. But.....I would hate to try to explain to my boss that my BB fell into a creek. I am looking to spend around 250 to 300 bucks for a GPS. From what I have read the Garmin is the only one to get downloads form the Geocache web site. I would love to have some input as to what folks think is the best in that price range and are using in the field. I think that this is a great sport/hobby. I had a blast with my kids looking for a cache and picking the ticks off. Mike