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It does NOT costs you $100 USD!! I said it is VALUE over $100 USD...I guess that is what everyone assumed. I wonder why the picture is different. Anyway, the price you get from me IS NOT $100 USD...it is half of it. That site's price for 6 pack of 4 would costs you $53.88 GRAND TOTAL INCLUDES SHIPPING within USA and $62.08 to Canada... Well Canadians will have to pay customs fee if they were to go with that website Well I do not charge TAXES and no customs fee to international p.s.( Illinois deliveries subject to $4.19 sales tax.) I am in Canada, I see the price at Wal Mart costs $16.99 + taxes...so it would come to $19.37 each pack of 4 batteries. So for 6 packs of 4 (24 batteries) would costs $116.21 CDN

Hi, I have these Lithium Energizer E2 batteries AA. 6 packs x 4 (24 batteries). They work fantastic on the GPSMAP 60CSX. Never have the time to go out and use it. Sample pictures: Longest Lasting AA Battery in the world! Expiration 2021 Retail Price......$16.95 for 1 pack of 4 batterie....plus taxes...you can get CHEAP today Value over $100+ These batteries have never been used and remain in their factory sealed packages. The expiration date is 2021. Great for digital cameras, DVD players, GPS60CSX over (50+ hours from what I've heard), MP3 players, CD players, Game Boys, PDAs, and any other digital equipment. They last of to 7 times longer than regular batteries. * Longest lasting AA battery for digital equipment. * 33% lighter than alkaline batteries If interested write me at ilysmangel@yahoo.ca and I will quote you the price. I never check these sites often, so better to write me a personal email. Will ship to USA and Canada. I take paypal as payment and money order if you wish to pay this method...but it takes longer to ship it out...better with paypal...as it is quicker Thanks

This is what I am getting rid of on ebay It is great for your GPS that uses AA battery. Its 10 "NEW" 4 Packs Energizer E2 Lithium AA, that is 40 E2 Lithium up for grab!!! From what I've heard, it lasts over 50 hours per use. No reserve and starts at $0.99...ends on Jan-18-07 20:36:30 PST, so you gotta over 3 whoe days to bid it! Any GPS lover will definitely find this useful, particular with the GPSMAP 60CSX...I just don't have time to go out and play with it, so may as well get rid of it...worth of $100USD ebay: GPSMAP 60CSX 10 "NEW" 4 Packs Energizer E2 Lithium AA or Item number: 320071687989

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hurry for your last chance to bid this Garmin map...bid starts at $0.99USD current bid is at $5.50USD Value over $100USD Item number: 320057913327 Metroguide Canada

Here is the link on ebay Metroguide Canada v4

Anyone wants to buy Garmin Metroguide Canada v4. There is no unlock code at all. U.S. List Price: $116.65. I am asking for $40USD. Free shipping for Canadian address here only. I will ship to US for $5.95. International for $10USD. Mention it from Groundspeak and you can get discount. Here is it on ebay http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIt...p;rd=1&rd=1 Garmin Metrougide Canada v4

sold and done with! thanks for reading everyone

cool to know! wonder when will we be able to get the CN Europe 9 on dvds?

I finally put it on ebay.ca Here is the link: Garmin City Navigator Australia v6 I hope it works Anyone who wants it I will ship it for free. Only here through Groundspeak.com only. If you buy it through ebay. Make sure you let me know that you know me from here, and I will NOT charge you shipping whatsoever, I will do it for free to anywhere in the world! Japan, UK, Australia!

For me, when I go geocaching, and I get near the cache, I have to select off road. Lock on road is used when we are driving on the road, highway, so it shows up as a straight line when you turn on your track log. It is a smooth straight line....but if it is not select. If there is no road and we select lock on road, it seems to be standing still and stry to find itself

The suction part is really STRONG!!! lol my dad doesn't know how to open it, so he tried to use force with his hand and it doesn't open, he was afraid to break down the window

Here is a pix of the RAM Mount on my window. Couldn't have access to the car, so this will have to do. It is SO STRONG!!! I don't think it will ever fall off, even in bumpy situation.

I don't know how you guys actually measure the hours. But I am never able to keep track off how long I have my GPS on or off...but of couse it does seem a long time, but regarding the # of hours I do not know...I dont know if I got 10 hrs or 5 hrs...but it is good enough

I use the invisible screen protector for my 60CSX, but it doesnt seem to be equally align from the left and right side. other than that, it is great! kinna have a big gap between the 2 sides

Another pix of what maps I have...plus Beauty Is God signature with Groundspeak in the background

Here are the retail box for you to see:

BRAND NEW RETAIL SEALED City Navigator Australia v6. Includes unlock code that will give you full access to all map data included on the cd-rom. I got it awhile back and couldn't make the trip so I am selling it away for a cheap deal. Retail value is $293.33. I am asking for $199 USD. This is the best deal, nobody on ebay can give you a better deal than me! I will include shipping and handling and tracking and insurance for you for free within Canada and USA. Garmin Product Number: 010-10389-00 Once you buy it, you can order a free upgrade City Navigator Australia v7 for free! I will ship your item within 24 hours once I received my payments. If you want the special shipping, please contact me. You can return for a FULL REFUND only if the BOX IS UNOPEN or damaged during transportation. Only take paypal, anyone interest PM me or write me here and let me know Coverage Map StreetPilot 2610 Screen Examples These screens show what the City Navigator map detail looks like on a Garmin StreetPilot 2610. As you approach a turn, the map page automatically changes to show a focused view of the upcoming turn. Map data includes motorways, regional arterials and some local roads with attributes such as turn restrictions and other navigation features. Look up restaurants from the downloaded data and get an address or directions. MapSource Screen Examples City Navigator Australia v7 contains premium detailed maps for all of Australia, including motorways, regional arterials and local roads with attributes such as turn restrictions, one way streets and other navigation features. Garmin offers full coverage of City NavigatorAustralia on both CD-ROM and preprogrammed cards, making it easy and convenient to load maps to your compatible Garmin. Just plug our preprogrammed cards — available on both SD or micro SD data cards — into your compatible Garmin GPS and go. Features include: New! Now with coverage for the M7 Highway in Sydney New! Now with expanded coverage for Outback roads New! Updated coverage for all of Australia Trip and waypoint management functions** Contains detailed maps for all of Australia; with this purchase, you'll have access to the entire CD ROM coverage Includes detailed maps containing motorways, national and regional thoroughfares and local roads with attributes such as turn restrictions, one way streets and other navigation features Displays points of interest such as: food and drink lodging golf courses theatres and cinemas petrol stations hospitals and more Will automatically create point-to-point routes in MapSource and on compatible Garmin units MapSource City Navigator Australia v7 Garmin Part Number: 010-10389-00 U.S. List Price: $293.33 (for domestic US market only) Unlocking your CD-ROM: Before you can download map detail to a memory card or directly to your compatible Garmin GPS, you must “unlock” the MapSource City Navigator Australia disk. Simply follow the instructions on the included certificate to unlock the entire disk. Next, download the data to a data card or to your compatible Garmin unit. Compatibility: cf Que 1620 eTrex: Legend Cx, LegendC, Venture Cx, Vista Cx, VistaC GPS 10, GPS 18, GPS V GPSMAP: 196, 276C, 296, 376C, 378, 396, 478, 60, 60C, 60CS, 60CSx, 60Cx, 76C, 76CS, 76CSx, 76Cx, 96, 96C iQue: 3000, 3200, 3600, 3600a, M3, M4, M5 NavTalk GSM Nuvi 350, Nuvi 360 Quest, Quest 2 Rino 520, Rino 530 StreetPilot 2610 GPS, StreetPilot 2620 GPS, StreetPilot 2650 GPS, StreetPilot 2660 GPS, StreetPilot 2720 GPS, StreetPilot 2730, StreetPilot 7200, StreetPilot 7500, StreetPilot c310, StreetPilot c320, StreetPilot c330, StreetPilot c340, StreetPilot c550, StreetPilot i2, StreetPilot i3, StreetPilot i5, StreetPilot III GPS zumo 550 NOTE: The compatibility list above may not be all-inclusive. If you do not see your unit listed above and are uncertain which software is compatible, please check Garmin's website. Just go to garmin.com and find your unit. On your unit's description page you will see a small dropdown menu on the right and an Accessories button on the left. Click the dropdown menu on the right to view all compatible software. Click the Accessories button on the left to view all items that are compatible with your unit.

I haven't found my CSx to be complicated at all. Yeah, I have to calibrate the compass when i change the batteries. But that's only when I want to use the electronic compass (which has come in handy enough to make it worth the $20)-- otherwise, I could just turn it off and I've got a Cx. I set my altimeter to auto-calibrate and haven't touched it since-- works just fine. Truthfully, that alone was worth the $20. Remember, you can always turn these functions off and have yourself a Cx. But, if you find yourself in need of these features even a couple times, you'll probably be glad you spent the extra few bucks.... IMHO EDIT: nevermind I have never a need to calibrate my compass even after I change the batteries. So curious why everyone is saying they need to do that step?

I found all the answers I need within this forum, I only need people to guide me to certain questions I have and thats all I need.

This repeats a lot of sbell said but, You get charged a fee for just listing something there (insertation), and a percent of whatever the final sale price was. The fee is based on the starting price of the item, and what the listing is like. Listings with more pictures, bigger pictures, cost more. Bolded titles, and themed pages also cost more than plain listings for example. yes, you still have to play the fee to list it there It goes to your paypal account and is held there. You can can paypal transfer it to your bank account, you can have paypal send you check in the mail (theres a few and it takes time), or you can leave the money on paypal and is use when YOU use paypal to pay someone else. Not to offend you, but if you don't have time to check with ebay and paypal about some of this stuff maybe you shouldn't sell things there. If something happens that you didn't expect, will you have time to figure out the problem? will this upset you? (ex. having the money delayed because you can't get it out of paypal, or getting a non paying bidder) Also, what does this have to do with geocaching? Paypal fees are based on the type of account you have with them, but generally I think most people are charge both a small fee for money sent to you, and a small percentage of the money thats sent to you. The amounts vary based on the account you have. Thank a bunch Welch! really appreciate your time and contribution and to everyone who help me out in whatever way you can!

They charge an insertion fee that it based on your starting price and a final value fee based on the selling price. See here for specifics. You'll pay the insertion fee, but not the final value fee. See above referenced page. You just transfer the money to your bank account. It takes a few days, but there isn't a charge. Thank you for that link... I couldn't find the fee page, I just am not good at searching for it online...now I will read more on it. and thanks for everyone who help me out! I am asking all these questions because I have items to sell on ebay and they are related to GPS

That statement is not true. There is software to 'manipulate' MetroGuide so that it will autoroute. It works very successfully on MetroGuide NA v7 and MetroGuide Europe. WHich one is that? is it the Autorouting MetroGuide Wizard? cuz it doesn't work for me! why is that?

lol haha, I hope I am!! thanks for pointing out! didnt notice it!

It seems to me that this question should be directed at Ebay not Geocaching. I believe there is a frequently asked question section on Ebay. I don't have the time to read through all the FAQ for ebay and paypal...I wanted to know if someone have experience in selling on ebay would help me out and glad to do it...of course I know this is a forum for geocaching...but we can ask any questions we want. Thanks for all who help me out! I still can't find time to read the FAQ...jsut too much and don't know what I should read