Jim W

I don't know if this has been posted before or not, but I found it to be a very interesting video GALILEO

Firefishe, didn't you mean 1GB MicroSD card and not MiniSD card

Try HERE or HERE

The site seems to be up and running, try this Link

Thanks for the link

I didn't see any installation video on their site

Same here $5.97 and free shipping, thanks for the heads up

Thanks Sputnik 57, for clearing that up for me, I couldn't find anything in the manual on that, and every picture in the manual shows the compass navigating to somewhere. Thanks again Jim W

With the compass turned on, and in the Bearing Pointer mode, but not navigating to anywhere just using the compass as a compass should you see the red arrow? Or should it look like my compass below, I’m assuming the red arrow only shows when you’re navigating to somewhere, is this correct?

Thanks, for the heads up on the update

Thanks for the update

Era, thanks for your explanation, and the link, I find it very interesting

Thanks, we have one here in town

That's a good price, what store has them for that?? a friend is looking for one

Is there a way to toggle between split screen, and full screen?

Yes, they are one in the same, I think it will be operational some time in Dec. The other two (PRN/GARMIN #17 & #31) are operational now

I havn't seen a place to input "home" coordinates, but I have noticed that by double-clicking anywhere on the map (any version, topo, aerial, quick, or scanned) the rest of the caches' distance is recalculated to that point. I like that feature, but it would also be nice to have default home coordinates listed in the preferences somewhere for everytime you initially open the software and perhaps a button to reset it back to home after you are done using the double-click feature. I agree, I also like to be able to sort by distance

Does GeoBuddy have a Home Lat/Lon so that you can tell how far from your location the cache is in miles? I can't seem to find it

Are you talking about GPSBabel

Latest information on the new satellite GPS 2R-16 launched on 11/17/2006, and can be tracked HERE NOTE: This is PRN/GARMIN 12 NAVSTAR: GPS BIIRM-3 NORAD ID: 29601 Int'l Code: 2006-052A Perigee: 0 km Apogee: 0 km Inclination: 0° Period: 0 min Launch date: 2006-11-17 Source: United States (US) PRN: Comments: GPS BIIRM-3's mission is to replace the ailing GPS 2A-22 satellite, which was launched in August 1993 with a seven-year design life

Looks like this place has one left http://www.gps4fun.com/low_gm100.php

Is this what you're looking for on eBay

I would imagine you would have to send it back to Garmin for repair

That was posted on Oct 26, 2006, maybe they got the wrong information, or the information changed, and they didn't update it

Where did you get that information from?