TopSgtLawrence Posted May 16, 2008 Share Posted May 16, 2008 I am retired military and the PX has a 60csx on sale but in the discription of the unit it says it is a Marine! Do you think this is a misprint of do they make one for water only? Could I reload the unit for Geo? Quote Link to comment
+weakfish Posted May 20, 2008 Share Posted May 20, 2008 I am retired military and the PX has a 60csx on sale but in the discription of the unit it says it is a Marine! Do you think this is a misprint of do they make one for water only? Could I reload the unit for Geo? The only thing I can think of is perhaps it's bundles with some Maritime Charts? (BlueChart) With a microSD card, you can load practically anything and everything you want. My 60Cx has served as my cache buddy, truck navigator, and on the water. I have Topo, City Navigator, and Bluechart 8.5 on it. Love it to death... just wish it got better battery life, but it could just be time to replace my well-used NiMHs.. Shame it doesn't like lithium batteries... Quote Link to comment
+Miragee Posted May 20, 2008 Share Posted May 20, 2008 I am retired military and the PX has a 60csx on sale but in the discription of the unit it says it is a Marine! Do you think this is a misprint of do they make one for water only? Could I reload the unit for Geo? The only thing I can think of is perhaps it's bundles with some Maritime Charts? (BlueChart) With a microSD card, you can load practically anything and everything you want. My 60Cx has served as my cache buddy, truck navigator, and on the water. I have Topo, City Navigator, and Bluechart 8.5 on it. Love it to death... just wish it got better battery life, but it could just be time to replace my well-used NiMHs.. Shame it doesn't like lithium batteries... If it is time to replace your NiMH batteries, check out the new "Hybrid" ones like those from Rayovac. I got four of those for less than $9.00 at Target. They last a long time in my GPSr, and stay charged up in my pack much better than "stale" Energizer NiMH batteries. Quote Link to comment
+Klatch Posted May 21, 2008 Share Posted May 21, 2008 I am retired military and the PX has a 60csx on sale but in the discription of the unit it says it is a Marine! Do you think this is a misprint of do they make one for water only? Could I reload the unit for Geo? Normally, the 76C(S)x are sold as marine units as they float and come with tide data. The 60C(S)x units are usually described a neutrally buoyant. Both are excellent units. Quote Link to comment
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