ian24

Glad to be of assistance or hindrance to anybody around Wickford, Essex. We have a Doggy who also goes with us. E-Mail us if you wish for Telephone No. Ian, Angeline & Lucky

WOW Didn't expect so many friendly people to reply. THANKS TO ALL THE REPLIES AND of course congrats to the Royles on your 100

Thanks to all Cachers. We have enjoyed finding our 100 caches and would like to say TA to everyone, in particular Jessex as we seem to have found loads of his caches. Anybody interested, please try ours Crow Over to Here, Well, Well, in the Woods and Downham Church Views.

Congratulations to you Helen. We have just reached 100 in Malta , thought that was quite neat . Anyway lets see who gets the next 50 HA! HA! Go for it. Ian and Angeline

Well Done to The Land Rovers From, Ian Angeline & Lucky MIND THOSE STILES Mrs Land Rover!!!

Cost me £325

I bought my 60C from Global Positioning Systems, excellent service, didn't pay for the overnight delivery service. Received unit via City Link, (which you can track) in two days. Brilliant GPS don't need the 60CS

Many thanks for the above replies, I had it in mind to not bother with the "s" as like a lot of you said it's just as easy to use compass. I also thought about getting some rechargeable Ni-Cad batteries, anybody any thoughts on them? Thanks to Omega 2 for the offer of free contour mapping. I would like that please. I'm not to worried about the mapping to use the GPSr, as I have a Tom Tom Sat Nav. This was another reason for wondering whether to get the 60C or as suggested a Geko perhaps, havn't looked at them yet, will do so now.

advice please! I have got an olg Magellan 2000, which loses the signal if so much as a sparrow flies overhead. I was thinkinabout a Garmin 60C or 60CS, would I be wasting my money or not. The old one also takes forever to pick up the sats when it has lost them, it's about 8 yrs old.