tron1974

I've got some Blue Magic plastic polish (I also used some mag wheel polish that had similar effects)that I got at one of the major auto stores. It took out some scratches in my instrument cluster on my dash. I also used it on a couple watches, my remote controls and it seemed to take out all the scratches with no dulling effect. It does take time and patience to rub it in though.

I just bought a bunch of Tenergy batteries from all-battery.com They have pretty good deals and get excellent reviews on multiple sites. I got the 2600 maH ones.

I just bought a 24 pack AA and 12 AAA's from a place called all-battery.com. I charged one batch so far. I will let you know how they last. They are 2600 maH batteries for the AA's and 1000 maH for the AAA's.

I got mine a couple weeks ago at GetFeetWet.com. It was $399 and a free Gramin hat! If you call them and be really nice they will give you a free shipping code. Excellent customer service!

I was in a delimma when I bought my 60 CSX earlier this month. I went to Gander Mountain (the only shop that had a decent selection here) and felt all the models from many different manufactures. The 60 CSX IMO was the best fit for my hand. I could not imagine carrying the 76 hiking. It was so big and bulky. I went to a camping expo and they had a demo of a couple models and one guy had the 76 CSX and he was going to return it because the size was unbearable. $100 rebate or not, you are still spending $350-$400 or more on a unit. They make differnet models for different people with different needs. Pick what you like and go with it!

I bought one from outpost.com a few weeks ago but it's still OOS and backordered. It had a $20 rebate then, making a 1 GB card $25. buy.com had a really good deal on a 512MB card this month also at $15 AR. Begninning next week Office Depot is having their 4th sale and should have a 512 card for $20 on sale.

How does the BStrong one compare to the Invisble Shield one?

What did you end up buying to attach your GPS to your pack. I just ordered one through getfeetwet.com. Great price and when I called about a couple questions, they gave me a free shipping code. Can't beat that!

Someone else mentioned Meguars Plastix. That would work, I have some plastic polish made by Blue Magic I got at Autozone (I couldn't find the Meguiars stuff). Also, you can use their metal polish (Blue Magic) for a more agressive cleaning (it's blue). I've used the metal polish to take out some pretty deep scratches in a watch I wear daily. I took it to the top of a mountain and it got a bit banged up on the rocks. Most of the scratches are non-existant now. I used it on my instument cluster on my dash and got rid of some annoying spider webbing effect from minute scratches.