QuenSolen

Hey all, Pretty much as the topic says. I bought a Zagg Screen Protector a few years back, and now I can't seem to find the materials (Squeegee, Spray) that came with it. All I have is the screen protector itself. Would there be any issues applying it dry using gloves or something to protect from fingerprints? If there are issues, should I simply order a new kit? Is there an alternate liquid solution I could use? Thanks, QuenSolen

well, add the two cases (Hard and Regular), as well as a Zagg screen protector, and it all comes to about $500. Add shipping, and unfortuatly my brothers "fee" for his help (and credit card), and I ended up looking at a $600 debt to him. Which is why I'm now trying to resell it for that amount if possible. Unless you still think it's a good deal, because after giving the Etrex Legend H a try I'm consideiring keeping it or trying to get another one cheaper.

I'll give you $300 CAD for one of them. I must be confused...aren't you trying to sell one of these in the next topic (up or down lol)? yeah, it's a long story.

I'll give you $300 CAD for one of them.

Please reply here or send a PM if interested. Thank you. asking price is $600 Canadian (Includes S&H, as well as Hard/Universal Carrying Cases, and a Zagg Screen Shield)

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ah, but the 400T was cheaper then the 300 on ebay.

The Colorado itself, or the one with Canada Topo? I have a set of maps already (my Dad bought em to load onto his Etrex) so the US version makes more sense. (truthfully, I didn't even know about the Canadian version)

Well, I'm intending to get to the US eventually to visit people I've met online, and perhaps permanently later in life, and that the US Topo would then be an asset. I'm intending to add Canada Topo when I get it..is there a way to sort of...disable to US topo until I need it? Will it slow down my GPS?

I'd like to know which GPS is the best deal for what I'd like: 1. Paperless Geocaching 2. Accurate Under Most conditions (Heavy Tree Cover, etc) I bought a Colorado 400T plus cases and shield for $450. I can return it within 7 days of delivery if I want to. Did I pay too much? Should I go for a different cheaper GPS? Is there a noticiable increase in Accuracy between The Colorado and other GPSs like the Legend..or 60CSx? How long do you think it will last before it wears out or becomes obsolete? Is it worth it sicne I would only use it for Geocaching? Are there cheaper Paperless Caching GPSs? The reason I ask is I was discussing my purcahse with my father, who has made me really worried that I made too hasty a decision. He basically brought up the points above.

Which is the cheapest GPS for Paperless Geocaching?

which would you choose and why? (I'm going to keep track) Myself, I got a Colorado because I figured it would be a bit better with the battery power, as well as the fact you can adjust your hold without worrying about touching the screen. It's also cheaper. Choice: Colorado: 4 Oregon: 4 If I include Myself: Colorado: 5 Oregon: 4

Hey all, I've started up a Geocaching group on the IMVU chat program: http://imvu.com/groups/group/Geocaching/ be interesting to see how many join

I'm curious about this screen protector: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=110349042611 I didn't see it on the Garmin website, and although it sasys it works with the Colorado, it ooks like the dimensions aren't correct. Can anyone confirm?

definately going to be there.

Hey all, I'm starting out with caching, and would like to find other cachers in the area to go hunting with. I would prefer a single partner, or a smaller group (up to 5), but wouldn't mind joining a larger group either. So, anyone around?

that makes sense. oh btw, I'm obviously NickParker under a different name. I decided to change my account to QuenSolen and make it Premium. The reason being is I've decided to start using QuenSolen more around the net as it actually has a deper meaning then plain sounding "NickParker" I challenge you to figure out what "QuenSolen" means