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Test 1, 2,3

I've been using it for a little over a week now. I like it!

It's actually no spare lithiums in CHECKED luggage. You can carry one spare in carry-on luggage.

The new Curve, the red one, does have a built in GPS. I've used it with GoogleMaps, there are some downloadable options software wise, but I haven't gotten that far with it yet.

While I prefer a nice walk in the woods where I have the opportunity to spend the afternoon in the woods with my kids, I also like the ability to grab a quick find at lunch, on the way to work or home. So I like em all. I'm not picky.

I was told exactly where to look for a bison tube, still took me 20 minutes to find it.

Similar to saopaulo, we'll be driving around and I'll point out where a cache is to my wife. Drives her crazy.

Lurker from Waco, TX here. Been going since August. I had read about Geocaching sometime around the turn of the century (I like being able to say that) but a search of the area showed Dallas as the closest caches, something made me look again recently and BAM they're everywhere. So now I'm hooked.

I've got one of these handy dandy Cingular deals with GPXSonar on it. If I don't have a current page in GPXSonar, just click the waypoint and BANG I'm connected to the realtime cache page. I have been in out of service areas that screw this up, but I've got the thing strapped to me anyways, might as well use it. I've even occasionally done the nearby caches search and gone after one I hadn't previously bookmarked. But sometimes I print the cache page and hit the road, manually entering the waypoint as I drive. LOOK OUT!