Alrpal

Thanks everybody, I picked up a 16 GB chip just have not tried it yet. Al

Can I use a 64 GB class 10 micro SDXC UHS-1 card to move maps into my Oregon 450

I also purchased an inexpensive one from ebay which shipped from Honk Kong I believe. Suction cup mount and pivots in 2 directions and work great and holds on through the heat of a Phoenix summer

Does anyone know what to do. My oregon 450 occasionally says that there are no stored caches.Then somehow they come back. If I go to load them again and it shows that they are stored.

I am trying to make up my mind between these two. I do expect to use it for Caching,Hiking,Travel to new areas and a certain amount of on the road use, but not neccesarily for turn by turn navigation.Pros and cons please. Thanks Al

I have had a Forerunner 205 that I have used primarily to track my downhill skiing days and also some caching. I love it. It locks in and holds a signal better than my Explorist 500 which is a few years old. The cold weather does not affect it and the battery life is excellent.

Thank you If you use it under a heavier please let me know Al

I was considering a Garmin Forerunner 205 to use while I was skiing. Does anyone have any experience with this unit and if it still maintains a signal under a jacket sleeve?

I was wondering if anyone knows of free online street maps that have interactive GPS coordinates on them like Maptech's topo maps. Thanks Alrpal

Hi I am currently using a Magellan 2000 XL that I have had for a number of years now.I am looking for something smaller and WAAS enabled.I really do not care about internal maps.The small size of the Geko make it very enticing.Is this a decent unit or just a toy? Thanks Al