What gps is right for me?

[+dinnerblaster]

Hello everyone. I was just wondering what gps unit to get. I want the features like a barometric altimiter, electronic compass, color screen, sd card slot, and the extreme sensitivity of the Garmin 60Csx, but I also want paperless geocaching and a unit that is marine friendly and that is verydurable. Please help, all help is appreciated.

[+droople]

Hello everyone. I was just wondering what gps unit to get. I want the features like a barometric altimiter, electronic compass, color screen, sd card slot, and the extreme sensitivity of the Garmin 60Csx, but I also want paperless geocaching and a unit that is marine friendly and that is verydurable. Please help, all help is appreciated.

 

I guess GPSMap 62s/t will be the best for you

[+Redwoods Mtn Biker]

Or the 78s or 78st.

[+dinnerblaster]

I really like these units, there both fantastic! Thank you so much guys!

[+Red90]

Or an Oregon 450. Get a bigger better screen, for less money with all of the same features.....

[+embra]

I'm a DeLorme fan; I'd also nominate the PN-40 or soon-to-be-released PN-60 as devices that would meet your criteria--especially if paired with the Navionics charts or the NOAA Nautical Charts available through the annual download subscription.

[+OldA'sFan]

Hello everyone. I was just wondering what gps unit to get. I want the features like a barometric altimiter, electronic compass, color screen, sd card slot, and the extreme sensitivity of the Garmin 60Csx, but I also want paperless geocaching and a unit that is marine friendly and that is verydurable. Please help, all help is appreciated.

 

If you want a touch screen I would go for the Oregon 450. It has all of the features that you want, and with the new beta software and firmware update it's accurracy is extremely good. I have a 450 and like it very much. The screen could be a bit brighter, but it's not a deal killer for me. The touch screen, ease of use, and geocaching friendliness are major pluses for this unit.

 

OldA'sFan