marty1985

Splashy I'm here! have been reading replies on my phone. Just logged in. Thank you, and everyone else for the helpful replies.

76csx also has USB. I *think* it's the only model discussed in this thread with both. Not sure about the 60csx. Amazingly, I know some folks who use old computers, fish finders, chart plotters, etc who consider RS232 a useful feature. That's why any used 76csx is more likely to sell to a boater than a geocacher. Happens a lot. Scared another newbie off, all this intensity here Or maybe he's just watching that original auction - it's at $43 right now. And in the context of the original question - yes, at a good price the 76csx would be a good beginner's choice. Obviously the market at large values it more than your limit of $30, and I myself wouldn't go over $80 for it. Academic, that is. I'm not in the market for one right now. I've been watching quietly from the sidelines Based upon these replies I think I'll skip this one and go for a paperless model. I appreciate the comment. Cheers

Thanks!!! I appreciate the comment. Based upon the other replies I feel like I should buy a paperless model. That's a lot of caching. What's the coolest one you found? Thanks for the lengthy reply - it's very nice of you.

The ad says it has a geocaching function. Should I give this one a bid? Any recommendations on a first GPS/if I should bid or not would be very appreciated. Thanks. LINK BELOW: http://www.ebay.com/itm/261459763795?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_sacat%3D0%26_from%3DR40%26_nkw%3D261459763795%26_rdc%3D1