jook

Obviously, ammo cans are great. Everyone says so - that makes it true. I've seen a lot of cammo-wrapped tennis ball tubes in my area, though. Granted this is southern california and we don't get a lot of weather.

i have a 200. It gets the job done, but it really would be much easier if it had some sort of connection to the computer to make inputting waypoints easier. Also loading more maps...

it's probably possible to get more maps with some of the explorist series, but not mine. It has no USB conneciton or memory upgrade slot. I'll manage without the streets, though. Thanks a lot! I knew I'd have to let it take a while to re-orient, so that's no big deal. Same as when I first turned it on here. Thanks guys!

i assumed the only difference is which set of street maps is included.

Terribly sorry. That's what I get for not paying enough attention to the different sections. Thanks for moving me.

I'm planning to go to England for several weeks this summer. My GPS device is a Magellan eXplorist 200. Not top of the line, but I got it at a nice discount. It's set up to be a North America unit - with the built-in maps, and such. I wanted to know if I could use it for Geocaching in England. I'm not too concerned about the fact that it has no street maps for there. The important thing is whether or not It will be able to find and track coordinates. <edited for typos>