jakewa
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Anyone notice a difference with the quad-helix antenna under tree cover (forest)? Or inside a creek/river canyon?
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Would like to know how much that quad helix antenna makes a difference? If it doesn't make a noticeable improvement, then rather buy a smaller, lighter, more compact model.
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Perhaps an external GPS receiver (e.g. Garmin GLO, Bad Elf GPS)?
Or perhaps other GPSr with a UI can be connected to the phone.
For me, I'd like to find an external GPSr that has outstanding reception under tree cover. Perhaps quad-helix antenna. And it must be lightweight.
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Do you know if the downloaded Garmin maps can be transferred to another device?
Or are those maps locked to that single device forever?
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Do the dedicated GPRs (Oregon 7x0 or GPSMAP 66 ) have better antenna, reception, sensitivity?
Can they connect to more satellites?
Can they connect to all the new or non-US satellite systems?
Do U.S. phones use GLONASS?
WAAS?
Phone Apps requiring subscriptions?
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Do the newer GPSr with GNSS make them more accurate/better?
Or is GNSS just a generic marketing term?
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Do all the Garmin's have all the GNSS generation 2 systems; the GPS, GONASS, Galileo, IRNSS, BDS, etc?
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I don't understand why there's a 64 series now that there's a 66 series. I'm hoping they'll add a camera to the 66 series. Maybe then the 64 series will be discontinued.
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I like having the feature to geotag photos.
I also don't like having to carry a large bulky device.
Would like a touchscreen if it is responsive.
Not sure if GNSS is the same on all devices.
I've been leaning towards the Oregon, but wish for a camera in the eTrex models.
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Why not create a compact version of the GPSMAP 66, without the protruding Quad-Helix antenna?
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Something else to pay attention to:
1) The Garmin button models have the bulky external antenna that doesn't offer any proven extra advantage.
2) The button models are larger and weigh more (because of the buttons + external antenna). The touch models are more compact, and offer the same hardware capabilities.
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Garmin "redesigned antenna for better satellite reception" of the Oregon 750...
Has anyone tested the GPS reception of the Oregon 750 to the GPSMap 64 under heavy tree cover?
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How well does the touchscreen work with gloves?
Garmin gpsmap 66sr or garmin Montana 700
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Strange...the S/ST have replaceable batteries, but the SR doesn't. What was Garmin thinking?
...glad you pointed that out...thx.