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Why wouldn't it? Owner's manual: http://www.navmantech.com/aumarketing/EDM/Magellan/User_Manuals/eXplorist_110_User_Manual.pdf B. It will do ok for Geocaching; however, I don't recommend the eX110. I have all of the Outdoor models made by Magellan, hence being a Beta Tester and I don't recommend the eX110 for a couple of reason. The first is that it is limited to only 500 Geocaches where the GC and eX310 can hold 10,000. Almost, the sorting capabilities and other functionality of the eX110 is extremely limited. Personally, I would pay the extra few dollars to buy the eX310 over both the eX110 and/or the GC. David Magellan Insider Alright thanks. Would it be worth it at a blowout sale for 50$? Local store just went bankrupt. Quite sad, family owned but I picked it up for 50$. Figured lots of positive reviews and for that cheap why not?

Are you talking about this video? Please don't do this. It will look like trash and if someone sees it, they will probably throw it away. This is a horrible idea :|

Could this handle the job for geocaching?

Used maybe, but nothing in the line of new or current models. Try the GPS Garage Sale forums lower in the forums list of topics. Sounds good, thanks.

Hello there. I'm looking for an affordable basic GPS that won't be used in extreme conditions. If I need to later I can upgrade,but for now I just need a cheap one. I'm sure this has been asked a million times but a few threads that I have seen are on the higher end. Is there any good ones for around 50 bucks? Is this possible?