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I want to complain about garmin haters. People grow up.

I didn't realize that staples sold gps.

I read a review of the rino and the person (name?) wrote that you should but some tape over the middle battery to keep it from turning off.

It sounds pretty dumb of you to put your gps in water or any electronic equipment. You messed yours up the same way both times. Don't mess your third one up.

Does anyone have any knowledge of a site where I can download points of interest for a certain area? Any help would be great.

I'd definately go with the vista. For geocaching, it has a very handy feel to it that makes it great for the outdoors. Its easy to hold in one hand. But both are great gpsr.

quote:Originally posted by Criminal: I want to upgrade my GPS III+ to the V. What is the best place [online or otherwise] to buy one? TVNav is closed this week for some reason. I may not want to wait. I need a place that is inexpensive but has good customer service. I read the thread about AdvancedGPS and I'll have nothing to do with them. Any suggestions? I bought mine at my local bestbuy. The best benefit is that you can pick up a 4 year warranty for only 39.99.

Just wondering if there are any ruged outdoor wrist watches that you have found useful for geocaching.

I was just wondering if all of the mapsource products have accurate streams and rivers. I also would like to have bridges listed. These are the most important in my decision. Any help, thanks