Bruce, I use a Garmin E-Trex Legend. Bought their USA and Germany map software when I travel or go geocaching (www.geocaching.com). I've had good luck with it. I can also hook it up to my laptop and it feeds into my Street Atlas mapping program when I'm traveling in my Westy.
Ric
At 05:44 PM 10/24/2005, Bruce Nadig wrote: >Howdy All, > >Sadly, I am going through a divorce. Consequently I am going to pack up some >of my stuff and move to Seattle (from Austin, Texas). > >I think that I'd like to get a good GPS unit for the trip and for learning >my way around Seattle. > >What advice can those of you who have GPS units give? Please specify make >and model number. > >Currently I am leaning toward a Garmin c340. I've also considered the Garmin >c330. Anything else I should consider? One feature I haven't been able to >find (or I have just overlooked it), is a unit that displays latitude and >longitude as well as all the mapping info. > >Thanks in advance! > >Cheers, >Bruce >motorbruce@hotmail.com |
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