I was just trying to help him feel accepted....caughtatwork wrote:budgietas wrote:I did my first 500 or so caches with an iPhone. I found that *if* you were lucky you would get 17metres of accuracy. On rare times I got a 9 metre accuracy range. I outlawed an Oregon 550 and I am extremely happy with it. 3 or 4 metres of accuracy is common and the reception is great almost everywhere. The topo maps are great as well, allowing less up and down hills where possible.
I was expensive, but well worth it.You're doing my head in.budgietas wrote:Outlawed?
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The new Etrex look good, if you don't like touch screens. Paperless caching and all
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I think autocorrect on my iPad changed purchased to outlawed. How.... I will have ask the apple gods
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and how many times have you needed to change purchased to outlawed for it to register as an auto correct hmmm?
..........You are not obliged to say or do anything, anything you do say or do will be recorded and may be presented as evidence if required
..........You are not obliged to say or do anything, anything you do say or do will be recorded and may be presented as evidence if required
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Tasmanian accent?Cheesy pigs wrote:and how many times have you needed to change purchased to outlawed for it to register as an auto correct hmmm?
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I speak Tasmanian and I have never pronounced purchased to sound like outlawed
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But does the left head know what the right head is saying ?
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My mistake.
The left head is responsible for spelling and obviously it was gaming a way oft (read having a day off)
I think we may have got off topic just slightly
The left head is responsible for spelling and obviously it was gaming a way oft (read having a day off)
I think we may have got off topic just slightly
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Some people just can't handle technology I guess
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I liked this line
" I was expensive, but well worth it. "
glad you are worth it!!
" I was expensive, but well worth it. "
glad you are worth it!!
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That made me laugh.
Opps again
Opps again
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hehehehehe
anyway.....................
whats this about a Garmin?
anyway.....................
whats this about a Garmin?
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does it still have only a serial connection? I've been googling and only found EtrexH... is that the latest one?Fuddley wrote:The new Etrex look good, if you don't like touch screens. Paperless caching and all
I've been using an iPhone but want to get a GPSr... more durable.... but don't want to spend too much $$ at first.... but I'm finding it all very confusing - any help would be great!
I would need a USB connection as we use MAC computers.
Thanks!
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From the new eTrex release notes: "... The new eTrex series supports geocaching GPX files for downloading geocache locations and details straight to the unit using its high-speed USB connection. ..."
I assume (I know) that will apply to all the new eTrex.
I assume (I know) that will apply to all the new eTrex.
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thanks, so would the new version still be called eTrexH?
This is the one on the garmin site
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=144&pID=8705
and it still lists serial for the interface
would an australian release be later??
This is the one on the garmin site
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=144&pID=8705
and it still lists serial for the interface
would an australian release be later??