Garmin eTrex Summit HC Handheld GPS Receiver

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GARMIN eTrex Summit HC Hand Held Receiver w/ Built in GPS Patch Antenna. New high sensitivity GPS receiver. 24 Mbyte of internal memory for storing detailed maps. WAAS enabled, 12 parallel channel GPS receiver. Built in GPS patch antenna. Display: 1.3 in W x 1.7 in H, 256 color, high resolution, transflective TFT /176 x 220 pixels.Electronic compass displays accurate heading while standing still. Barometric altimeter with automatic pressure trend recording. LED backlit display and keypad. Battery life: up to 32 hours typical use using two AA alkaline batteries.Includes a built in Americas autoroute basemap with automatic routing capabilities including highways, exits and tide data /USA only. 500 user waypoints with name and graphic symbol; 20 reversible routes, 50 points per route. Position formats include Lat/Lon, UTM, Loran TDs, Maidenhead, MGRS, user grid, and more. Audible alarms for anchor drag, arrival, off course and clock. Large numbers option for easy viewing, dual position display mode. Trip computer provides odometer, stopped time, moving average, overall average, total time, max speed and more. 10,000 point automatic track log; 20 saved tracks /500 points each/ let you retrace your path in both directions. Elevation computer /Summit HC/ provides current elevation, ascent/descent rate, minimum/maximum elevation, total ascent and descent, average and maximum ascent and descent rate. Built in celestial tables for best time to fish and hunt, plus sun and moon calculations. Fully compatible with MapSource products including BlueChart, City Navigator, U.S. TOPO 24K, U.S. TOPO and US Inland lakes. Waterproof, IEC 60529 IPX7, /Submersible 1 meter at 30 minutes
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- High-Sensitivity, WAAS-Enabled GPS Receiver Provides Peak Performance In Any Environment
- Built-In Basemap Includes Lakes, Rivers, Cities, Interstates, National & State Highways, Railroads & Coastlines
- Barometric Altimeter & Electronic Compass
- Usb Compatible For High-Speed Map Downloads
- Features A 1.7-InchH X 1.3-InchW Screen With 256-Level Color Tft
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 "Great unit for the cost!" 2009-09-12
By K. Rietmann (Portage, WI)
Granted, there are better units on the market with more features, but I wasn't looking for a $600 model that could do it all. I was looking for a basic GPS unit for a gift for my husband that we could use to start geocaching. I wasn't looking to invest $600 in a unit without even knowing if my husband would enjoy geocaching... but after finding out that he does, and using this unit for many excursions into random fields and wildlife areas- we are REALLY happy with the value for such a great unit! My father has used to for geneology, to mark coordinates of gravesites. We bought the maps so we can use it on the road, too. There isn't turn by turn navigation, but again, that's not why I bought this unit. If I had wanted that, I could have spent more for a different model. But, I also didn't want to spend a lot on a unit. This does everything we want/need it to do, and for the value it has some really cool functionality. It was easy to figure out how to download the cache data into the unit. We're very happy!

 "works o.k., but not what expected" 2009-09-08
By J. Butler (oregon)
Being my first GPS, I expected a lot from this unit-fueled by all the rave reviews, no doubt. The satelite pickup seems O.K., but not "lightning fast". I bought the topo cd so I could download maps and was immiediately dissapointed in the limited memory of the unit. It would be nice not to have to download maps every time I go somewhere different.



It works O.K., but I don't find it very "intuitive", the buttons aren't labeled. I bought this because it got good reviews and was worried about getting something with a touch screen. I should have got the nuvie or the oregon. I bought it expecting 2009 technology- it isn't.

 "Good for bike riding" 2009-07-31
By Simple Simon (Fairfield, NJ USA)
I purchased this so that I could use it on my bike to take bike trips. This with the topo maps works really nicely. It is best to purchase the bike connections from garmin because there are different diameter handle bars and usually only the smaller handle bar holder is offered. The Garmin web site explains that better than amazon. but this GPS is priced right and does everything needed to be a great bike computer.

 "very poor installation process for Garmin software" 2009-06-15
By M. A. Carletta
I'm still trying to install the "Trip & Waypoint Manager" software that comes with this unit. The installation of the software required that I first read the manual, which required, in the middle of installation, that I download Adobe Acrobat Reader. The Adobe Reader installation required that I restart the computer, which caused the computer to lose its place in the "Trip & Waypoint Manager" software installation. So now the Manager software tells me that I need to uninstall it, and reinstall. I realize that many computers already have Adobe Reader on them, but mine does not. Very poor planning on Garmin's part.



The rest of the installation also requires an internet connection.



The Summit itself seems fine so far, but, of course, I can't use some of the features without installing this software.

 "Great Deal! Garmin Etrex Summit HC" 2009-06-10
By G. Oldfield (Riverside, CA)
I ordered this Garmin Etrex Summit HC and have begun using it for geocaching. It works for me!


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Garmin GPSMap 76 Handheld GPS Navigator

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All other marine handheld GPS units pale when compared to the GPSMAP 76C and GPSMAP 76CS—literally. The latest color-display technology gives both units the brightest, sunlight-readable displays available. And with brand-new state-of-the-art receivers and powerful microprocessors, these units will give you a quick and steady fix. Both the GPSMAP 76C and GPSMAP 76CS have the familiar GPS 76-family keypads and styling, with 115 MB of memory, an Americas Autoroute basemap, and a Marine Point database. Fast USB connectivity makes loading charts and maps quick and easy, while navigation instructions can be shared with repeaters, plotters, and autopilots using NMEA protocols through the dedicated serial port. They’re waterproof and fully compatible with MapSource products like BlueChart®, U.S. Topo 24K, and City Select® (which provides detailed streets for turn-by-turn guidance).
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- WAAS enabled Global positioning system (GPS) receiver continuously tracks and uses up to 12 satellites
- Preloaded maps of rivers, lakes, worldwide cities, navaids, and tide data
- Trip computer with current/average speed, timer, and trip distance
- Programmable alarms and tables; 500 waypoints
- 8 MB memory for downloading data from optional Garmin MapSource CD-ROMs
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 "excellent for jetski/small boat; shop elsewhere for roadmaps" 2009-09-06
By Andrew C. Flick (Atlanta, GA USA)
We use this GPS on our SeaDoo GTX, and are very satisfield with its performance out on the water. We use the default maps which came with the unit.



This product works well, but the default maps are not detailed and key roads are missing and are often mislabelled. Using this product to navigate roads would be awful. However, navigation by water is a little better. Several buoys and markers are correct and are in the expected positions on the map. The features which are the most helpful are 1) the breadcrumb trail which is automatically generated and 2) the backlight LCD screen which was a HUGE help to us on a recent trip (from Pt Judith, RI to Block Island, RI) where we got caught out at sea at dusk. This GPS allowed us to follow our earlier-marked trail, so that even though we were out on the ocean and couldn't see very far, we just followed our trail by GPS and navigated home safely. It's also easy to mark points of interest which is critical to finding your way back to the boat ramp in an unfamiliar place!



The item is totally waterproof, and for novice users (like us!), it took about 20 minutes to read through the manual and get up to speed on the key features. It is easy to mark waypoints and good for displaying speeds, time, and the direction we're headed. The item also clearly displays latitude and longitude, so if we had engine problems out on the water, i'm confident we could radio in our position from the GPS and get picked up rather easily.



I wish the screen was a little more resolute. We often have to stop the jetski to take a look at this GPS to figure out where we are and where we are headed, but it's a small price to pay for having the piece of mind out on the water.

 "Garmin GPS Map 76" 2009-05-13
By James Cockrum
The 76 is what I thought it would be. Easy to learn how to use. Connects with my laptop for marine charts.

Would buy again

 "Garmin GPS 76" 2009-03-22
By Rosemary C. Overson (Burlington, VT USA)
This is a replacement for me for my old Garmin Map, bought when the

technology was fairly new, but stolen from me. It has a larger map page, great for my old eyes. I had used my old one in the Mojave Desert on cloudy days, followed my "breadcrumb" trail back, and never got lost.

Also did a bit of geocaching -- fun!

A great adjunct for the State topo map books, and very useful on an RV

trip across the USA. Haven't used all the new technology in it, yet, but

look forward to it.

 "Very useful and versitile" 2008-11-23
By Bob DuHamel (El Cajon, CA USA)
I bought the GPSMap 76 because of its quad helix antenna. Reviews of other GPS receivers frequently complained that the satellite signal was lost in trees or under heavy cloud cover. I have yet to lose the signal when outdoors. It can even usually get the signal in my wood frame house.



I originally just wanted an odometer for hiking but decided to get some mapping capability. I have used the GPSMap 76 for hiking, driving and biking. It's not optimized for any of those uses but is pretty good as an all-around unit. If I need a street navigator on a regular basis I would get a unit that specializes in that function. The GPSMap 76 does not calculate routes but you can use the path tool in Google Earth to draw trails, convert them to GPX files with KML2GPX then download them to the GPS receiver. I have found this invaluable when hiking or offroading in unfamiliar areas. It also traces your path which you can upload to your computer and view exactly where you went in Google Earth. When on a long drive I mount it in front of my speedometer and it becomes a map, electronic speedometer and altimeter.



I got the topo maps (pre 2008). Even though these maps are about 30 years old, the streets shown are usually useful for driving. However, when zoomed-out they are very slow to load and too cluttered (the 2008 topo map has very inaccurate street maps). I often use the built-in map for driving but that leave out some major roads.



It's a little large and could really use an SD card slot to save trails. Otherwise it's a good GPS receiver.

 "Not what I expected" 2008-10-24
By knarfcor
I bought this product to use with my boat and because the features made me believe it had all the lakes. After opening the box I discovered the lakes where I live are not included! I called the customer service and was told I needed to download the lake portion for $150.00. NO THANK YOU!Garmin GPSMap 76 Handheld GPS Navigator


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Garmin nüvi 1370T 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator

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The NUVI1370T 4.3" Ultra Thin GPS Navigator features a widescreen ultra slim design (approximately 25% thinner than previous models), enhanced user interface, ecoRoute, public transit mode and text-to-speech. The n vi 1370T offers pedestrian navigation capability enabled through optional CityXplorer maps. CityXplorer maps are available for select tourist destinations in North America and Europe and can easily be downloaded directly to the nuvi. The nuvi's enhanced user interface features improved graphics and a new slide control for menu operation, while ecoRoute suggests fuel-efficient routes to save drivers money and fuel. Also, Garmin's new public transit mode allows you to navigate using buses, tramway, metro and suburban rail systems. Steer clear of traffic with nuvi's traffic receiver by receiving alerts about traffic delays and road construction that lie ahead on your route. Map data is provided by NAVTEQ Bluetooth wireless technology, enables hands-free calling with a compatible phone ecoRoute - Drivers can view suggestions for fuel-efficient navigation, conserving both money and fuel Speed limit indicator - unit displays speed limits for most major roads Public transit - Navigate using buses, tramway, metro and suburban rail systems with optional CityXplorer content. Download at garmin website Where Am I? feature - Find closest hospitals, police stations, gas stations, nearest address, intersection and coordinates Bright 4.3 diagonal color display; 480 x 272 pixels; WQVGA TFT display with white backlight Trip computer records mileage, max speed, total time Built-in travel kit includes picture viewer, world clock, currency and measurement converters and calculator MicroSD memory card slot Offers 3-D mapping, or 2-D overhead view Dimensions - 4.8W x 2.9H x 0.6D; Weight - 5.7 ounces Built-in lithium-ion battery - Lasts up to four hours depending on usage Includes suction cup
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- Widescreen ultra-slim GPS design with 4.3-inch WQVGA touchscreen display; interface features improved graphics and a new slide control for menu
- Pre-loaded with City Navigator North America and Europe NT maps powered by NAVTEQ, a world leader in premium-quality digital map data
- Bluetooth wireless technology enables hands-free calling with a compatible phone; included traffic receiver provides North America traffic information
- Pedestrian navigation capability enabled through optional CityXplorer maps; ecoRoute suggests fuel-efficient routes to save drivers money and fuel
- Public transit mode allows you to navigate using buses, tramway, metro, and suburban rail systems
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 "Low tech old guy" 2009-09-15
By Wolverine (Ann Arbor, MI USA)
This is my second Garmin. I still have my 350 (Europe edition with a US chip) and recommended it to many friends, many having since bought the same model. I travel to Europe at least twice a year and found it indispensible.

I upgraded to the 1370 last month (again wanting both N. America and Europe directions). I like it even more that the 350 although it is still a little pricey. I'll soon be using it for the first time in Europe. I like the wide screen, smooth flowing graphics, the lane warnings and the traffic updates and recommendations although I don't commute regularly. I also find the constant MPH display next to the posted speed limits to be very helpful. I have only briefly used the bluetooth feature, but like the ability to one-touch dial any point of interest. I'm intrigued by the altitude device (not too exciting in Michigan#, but may find it interesting in Europe

There is no North indicator as part of the routine display #which I find helpful on the 350) and in order to have a compass one needs to give up some other corner display. A minor drawback.

Overall very satisfied!

 "Works unreliably. Returning it to Amazon" 2009-09-10
By Yummyyum (Milky Way)
Got it because believed the positive reviews. Took it to Europe for a trip. It worked 30% of the time. The rest it would not give directions. It knew where I was, but getting from point A to B would "calculate" up to 42% and be stuck there, regardless of how far point A & B are. I tried resetting it a bunch of times. Even tried to call Garmin, but hey - I was on a trip without easy phone access all the time. Thank god we had a good old paper map. Garmin -- when we use your products it is mission critical for us. You cannot fail us that way.

 "Garmin nuvi 1370T" 2009-08-14
By Timothy J. Leighton (Hagerstown, MD)
The Garmin nuvi 1370T is all that it is billed to be. I've used a number of features so far and all have worked perfectly. I'll be traveling to Europe in a few weeks and I'm looking forward to using the maps of France and the city maps of Paris and NIce, etc. It is my hope that the Garmin works as well in France as it has here in the US.

 "The down side is unforgivable" 2009-08-04
By Chris Hann (Alameda, CA United States)
In some ways this is a much better GPS than my old Nuvi 670, or perhaps it's the age and treatment that my 670 has had, frequently baked too hot to touch and bounced around. Right now the 1370 locks on where the 670 can't quite make it. The text entry is a bit difficult but now, thankfully, uses a qwerty keyboard, so no more hunting for keys. It is nice that they have restored a tiny bit of the configurability of the old Garmin III and V, you can have things other than the distance to the next waypoint. The interface has been simplified, more Fisher Price than previous serious models I have owned. For an expert user this is not a good thing. I want to compress my menus as much as possible so that the least number of selections will get me where I am going. Large friendly icons makes for narrow and deep menus.



But for all that, it's a good GPS, I could forgive all that for the slight increase in performance and I do need new maps, and it's not really worth making the investment on my old GPS.



Now the utterly unforgivable. The traffic information is supported by adverts, so you can get adverts popping up in your sight line where you are expecting navigation. This is crass stupidity. The manual says you shouldn't copy down the coupon codes whilst driving. Are they INSANE? California has just banned talking on a cell phone whilst driving andd Garmin are popping up adverts to mess with your concentration. I expect the lawyers are going to be beating path to Garmin's door with the injury claims. If I crashed with one of these things on the windshield I'd be only too ready to claim it popped up an advert and distracted me. I think the jury would go for it.



After 12 years as a Garmin customer I guess I'll have to find something else.

 "So far, not so good" 2009-07-26
By Nick Victory
I bought this model to replace my old one for the same reason as many others - it comes with European maps pre-loaded which I wanted for an upcoming trip. So far I have only used it once, and the experience was full of flaws.



First, it wouldn't charge when I connected it to my computer through the USB cable. Then while driving, the volume would drop to nothing out of nowhere. Another time while following the road, the screen showed me veering off-road and into a field for a mile before re-joining the highway.



This is the first Garmin I've had that gives you the speed limit for whatever stretch of road you're on, which would be really great if it were accurate. When it works, it changes the second you pass the speed limit sign, but this is rare. Often, the speed limit displayed is different than the actual speed limit and many times I found myself speeding because I was trusting what the Nuvi told me.



It didn't help that some features shown on the Amazon page weren't actually available on this model, (especially ones that really sold me on this model to start with) even though the product description says that they are.



I gave the 1370T two stars because it worked fine for half of my trip, but the return was a disaster. Until I use it more, I'll hold off saying it's a piece of junk, but I don't really feel comfortable trusting it to get me around places I'm not familiar with, which is the whole point of these things.



Odds are, this will be my last Garmin.


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Garmin Oregon 550T 3-Inch Handheld GPS Navigator with 3.2MP Digital Camera (U.S. Topographic Maps)

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Oregon 550t comes with built-in U.S. topographic data for the continental U.S. and a worldwide basemap with shaded relief ¿ all the tools for serious climbing or hiking. Map detail includes national, state and local parks and forests, along with terrain contours, elevation information, trails, rivers, lakes and points of interest. Capture locations and memories with Oregon 550t's 3.2 megapixel autofocus digital camera with 4x digital zoom. Each photo is automatically geotagged with the location of where it was taken, allowing you to navigate back to that exact spot in the future. Oregon 550t makes rugged navigation effortless with a tough, 3-inch diagonal, sunlight-readable, color touchscreen display. Oregon 550t has a built-in 3-axis tilt-compensated electronic compass, which shows your heading even when you¿re standing still, without holding it level. Its barometric altimeter tracks changes in pressure to pinpoint your precise altitude, and you can even use it to plot barometric pressure over time, which can help you keep an eye on changing weather conditions.
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- Capture locations and memories with Oregon 550t's 3.2 megapixel autofocus digital camera with 4x digital zoom
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 "Mixed Blessings in an attractive package" 2009-09-08
By F. Josephsen
Having "played" with this device for few weeks now, i'm still not convinced it was worth the money.



Mostly there's the trust issue, I'm not entirely sure I can trust it. I've repeatedly lost waypoints. I feel REALLY naked without a fix point of where I parked my truck and I'd like to be able to get a fix to the last waypoint, which works fine as long as you have the waypoint. If you loose the waypoint, you are well, kind of lost. Seems like the only reliable waypoint you can have (at least I haven't lost one yet) is to take a picture. Problem is that taking pictures burns batteries even quicker and batterylife is a real issue with this device. real issue. waas off, compass off, back light low and time out set to a few seconds, you still burn batteries FAST. and what is worse is that it is more like catastrophic failure than a slow decline, one moment you have 5 bars of battery and the next, its panic time. Not sure I understand this, what I do understand is that lithium batteries are kind of pricey. Forget the nihm batteries that comes with the device,I've no good experiences with those. If you are going anywhere without paved roads and cell coverage be sure to bring an 8 pack of lithium batteries, may just save theday. Also, bring a back up device, if I haven't been there before I save the truck's location on the Nuvi and bring that too, then I pull out the nuvi and save a waypoint occasionally. That has saved me before and seems 100% reliable. The oregon ? not so much.

Back to the waypoints,I've had TWO issues with waypoints, one of which I opened a ticket for (with Garmin) and another one I'm just going to wonder about,I can't reproduce it at will. Occasionally when you save the current track the waypoints dissapear. Garmin suggested I do a device reset. Has happened twice after that. The other issue is probably even worse, save a waypoint, just tag it with the default name (an incrementing number#, 1 for the first, 2 for the second and so on.. then find out that while the counter incremented you have NO waypoints saved. Thank goodness I found that out in a place I've been before. And today it failed to connect to my lap top. Had to do another device reset. YAY!



Its a pretty device though, and it feels good in the hand, has real potential if they fix the issues. I really DO like the waypoint function, it is by far the easest, fastest waypoint save around, just fix the reliability issues. That has got to be a software issue.



ONE feature I REALLY like: the trip timer, very addictive.

 "Oregon great for geocaching, but not perfect" 2009-08-22
By N. Browne
Got my Oregon 550T approximately a month ago and have been completely reinvigorated to go geocaching. No more route planning, reviewing logs and printing out all of the potential locations to visit. All GPX files on [...]which are easily downloaded and updated (with premium membership).



Screen is still somewhat difficult to read in direct sunlight unless you have the backlight on fairly high which limits the batteries, but one observation I made the other day, it is nearly impossible to see with polarized sunglasses. I checked this out with my Vista C as well and it was still somewhat difficult with the glasses, but not as bad as the Oregon.



Took it ATV riding last weekend and it was GREAT for that as well. Topo's really helped in the back woods and paths as well as the tagged pictures allowing for a quick Google Earch overlay of our route and pictures of the trip! Truely a unique way to record your trips!



I would highly recommend if you are new to geocaching as it makes it so much easier, as well as for hiking and biking as you can keep your camera at home for basic pictures. But I would NOT recommend this if you are looking for a vehicle GPS. I love my Nuvi and am obviously a Garmin fan, but this one would miss the mark in a car.

 "Very poorly packaged, and no online help" 2009-08-19
By PrettyField (Sonoma, CA USA)
The Oregon 550t was really disappointing for a very expensive GPS unit. The worst part is support for getting route data onto the GPS, and getting tracking data off of the GPS. The manual says to use MapSource to do the downloads, yet MapSource is not included with the 550t (and as far as I know, not even purchasable). The Garmin web page says that the 550t doesn't work with MapSource, but instead with BaseCamp. So if you download BaseCamp, there is no information about how to use it to get track data off of the GPS unit. Oh, and nowhere does it state that you have to buy additional maps (besides the one you pay extra for in the GPS unit itself) in order to use BaseCamp, although I surmise that is the case.



These are fatal flaws, in my opinion. Any company which can't at least provide the information needed to get data on and off a very expensive GPS unit, and can't keep their manuals correct, and can't provide a coherent web page to guide their users, doesn't belong in the business.



The maps, as pointed out by other reviewers, are in fact bad. The Oregon 550t consistently shows me about 100 feet away from where I actually was, which was testable because I was walking in parallel with a known geographic feature. It wasn't GPS jitter, either; it was a 100 foot offset in the map data.



I'm looking for a suitable replacement, ASAP.

 "Good but not perfect" 2009-07-28
By Charles Messel (San Pedro, CA)
After using the 550t for several weeks, I find the unit good but not perfect. It still has some issues, one of which I have been in touch with Garmin over. The main issue I have is it will periodically corrupt the track file and stop showing the tracks on the map or allowing for elevation plots on the tracks. The only way to clear it is to attach the unit to a computer and replace the track file with a new one from the computer.

The compass sometimes loses it's way and needs to be recalibrated.

I have not had an issue with the accuracy under tree cover, that some have reported, but I have had a few tracks that were not 100% accurate. Walking on known roads, it will be several 100 feet off in some cases. I am not sure if this is an issue with the preloaded Topo 2008 maps, or the unit's accuracy.

I love the camera and the tagging of each photo.

For a new unit, it is not bad, but it still shows a few rough edges.



Just an update - After comparing the tracks for accuracy, I found it was the 2008 Topo maps that were off. When superimposed over the City Navigator NT 2009 Street maps, the 550t was dead on. So the accuracy concerns I have are shifted from the 550t itself to the topo maps it comes loaded with.


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 "Did not recognize the auto exit I needed for Venice cost me 20 extra miles. Returned on an older road and it routed me perfectly" 2009-09-14
By Baruch H. Walters (teaneck, New Jersey United States)
Works well enough, but not perfectly, I would recommend it as a very good value. BW

 "good european maps at bargain price" 2009-09-07
By nopotato
i recently used this garmin in london, where in fact it is even more accurate in road selection than in the new york area. It has speed camera locations in addition in england, an added bonus. it does not have text to speech (so i deduct a star) , but at this price u r getting 2 continents of maps for free!

 "GPS across Germany" 2009-08-16
By smokey (Ohio)
Bought Nuvi 270 specifically for trip through Germany. Drove 1700km using it for primary navigation with map backup. I have experience using GPS by tom tom and Navman for road travel in North America. This unit is nice and compact but feels solidly built. It captured signal and location quickly. Data base was quite complete with country roads that see as much tractor traffic as cars present. Display and user interface as good as or beter than the other 2 units I use. One map glitch where it showed a traffic circle and there was none - big deal. 2 hard to interpret situations misled me but rerouted pretty well. 1 comic situation when it gave us about 540 degrees of turn lefts in a row. I don't speak German and this unit made driving much easier than last trip 6 years ago. Helps alot if you know specific addresses of your destinations or at least postal code.


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 "Garmin External Antenna" 2009-08-06
By John M. O. Connor (Seattle)
this device allows the GPS unit to be in other than direct satellite contact...recommended as it allows convenient placement of GPS & simultaneous direct satellite contact...it could use a suction cup to keep antenna from sliding around during turns...would by again...jo'c

 "Works like a dream..!" 2009-07-05
By J. Abshire (Ohio)
I was having issues w/ my Garmin not working in our Trailblazer and although we tried everything we still got no satellite reception. I called the GM dealership and they said there should be nothing inside that would be interfering w/ the signal. I called Garmin and they asked if we had the invisible UV protector on our windows. Since we bought the SUV w/ all the bells and whistles available, I told them most likely we did. "That's the problem", Garmin said. They recommended we purchase the external antenna. We did and poof! No more problems! Got a signal immediately upon hooking it up. Amazon's price was less than half what Garmin wanted, too. Great product, fast shipping and excellent price. Thank you!

 "Great for replacing internal antenna" 2009-04-16
By The Uncle (Baltimore, MD United States)
Bought this antenna because the internal antenna on my ique 3600 stopped working and wouldn't acquire any satellites. The unit is not as portable as before since I have to keep the antenna attached at all times if I want to use it as a gps but at least it works and I can continue using it.

 "botched review-form could be better!" 2009-03-13
By Arthur in Baton Rouge, La (Baton Rouge, La)
Sorry, I tried, and it was really good, involving two different installs. Then when i was trying to give you your damn link, I lost the whole thing. Too tired to repeat it. Just a thought, why don't you just include the damn link. Good grief, what a PIA!!!!!!

 "Uncle Tim" 2009-01-22
By Andrew T. Milam
This was the best $20.00 dolars I have spent in some time. I hiley recommend this produck.


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Garmin Bicycle Mount for eTrex and Summit (010-10267-00)

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1.Secure handlebar mount.2.Fits up to 1-inch diameter bar.3.Also great for motorcycles and ATVs.4.Convenient and easy to use.5.Includes hardware and instructions .
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- Product Type - GPS Accessories
- Shipping Weight - 1.00 pounds
- Also great for motorcycles and ATVs
- Convenient and easy to use
- Includes hardware and instructions
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 "Great" 2009-09-14
By Roger D. Mills (Ruskin, Florida, USA)
Handy device. I use it several times a week. Very happy with all aspects of service.

 "Works as it is supposed to work!" 2009-09-08
By featheredprop (Somerset, PA)
I've owned a Garmin e-trex Legend for years, but recently wanted to mount it to my bicycle. This mount was quickly and easily fixed to the handle bar. The quick-release of the GPS is handy, allowing me to remove and re-attach the GPS. This was certainly worth the purchase!

 "doesn't fit Garmin eTrex Legend Cx" 2009-08-28
By David E. Hauber (Troy, Ny USA)
I purchased the bicycle mount for my Garmin eTrex Legend Cx and it doesn't fit! The back is made for some other model.

 "This mount doesn't work on the newer vista gps" 2009-08-16
By Richard H. Gehrke (Umpqua Valley Oregon)
The mount itself is an excellent item however, if you do not have the screw in adapter for the back of your Vista GPS x model it will work. the problem is that the extra room that the slot for the memory card takes prevents the back cover from fitting correctly. I am sure you could notch it out to fit but that would compromise the seal. It also would not look nice as the cover is smaller than the unit itself. I was fortunate to have the screw adapter for both of our units. Plan on heading out on the bikes to geocache after church tomorrow.

 "Perfect for eTrex Venture HC" 2009-06-25
By Adam Fontaine (Brooklyn, NY)
I used this mount with the Garmin eTrex Venture HC, the back cover fits securely onto the unit, although you will notice it is slightly narrower than the original cover. The handlebar attachment comes with two rubber pieces I used the thinner one due to the thickness of my handlebars but the larger piece will accommodate a thinner handlebar. I noticed another reviewer mentioned it did not hold the gps in place. One thing you have to be aware of is that the tab on the back cover clicks into place once you slide it onto the handlebar mount. I took it out last night on a rough downhill trail and the gps stayed in place. If you have the eTrex Venture HC this is the mount you need.


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GARMIN 010-10578-00 Carrying Case

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- Carrying Case For The GPS60
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- For GPSMAP 60CS
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 "Practical case that works on the go" 2009-06-05
By rachellp (Las Vegas, NM USA)
This is an inexpensive way to protect and personalize your investment. Very stylish and improves look of Garmin GPS. I love it!

 "Received Shipment in a timely manner." 2009-05-07
By John Newsom
Received Shipment in a timely manner. I will use the Vendor again in the near future.

 "Its Perfect for my 60CSx" 2009-04-23
By Chet (USA)
This case is perfect!

I was a bit worried when I ordered it with my 60CSx as some had mentioned that it interfers with the use of the buttons. Don't worry it does not affect the use of buttons in the least (for me). Its a perfect fit, the antenna, belt clip button, Lanyards/Strap all have cutouts that are exact.

What more can I say, it works great and is a perfect design!



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 "Great case for the 60csx" 2009-04-13
By E. Sarkissian
I bought this case for my Garmin 60csx with the primary intention of keeping it protected. It does that very well. Nice snug fit, feels really good in your hand. Of course, the 4-way rocker button in the center is going to feel a little different in use because you're moving it through a piece of clear plastic, but if that's the "price" I have to pay to protect my expensive unit, so be it. Build quality is absolutely first rate. I am very happy with this case and have no reservations in recommending it to any Garmin 60 owner.

 "It's not exactly what you might think it is..." 2009-04-10
By Alice (Loveland, Co USA)
I needed to replace my eTrex Legend and bought the 60Cx and wanted a cover for it like I had on my eTrex. I purchased this cover and was quite surprised to see that although it covered the unit, there was no way to connect it to anything. My Garmin eTrex cover had come with it's own clips so that you could attach it to your backpack, etc. This cover is just that... a cover and nothing more. You must purchase, separately, a clip device if you actually wish to hang your GPS on your backpack or where ever.



The cover itself seems nice and covers the unit well. Pushing the buttons through the plastic window is slightly cumbersome but that is expected. It's rather a pain to put the cover on/off though when you have the lanyard and the button clip attached to your GPS. But all in all, it covers and protects your GPS screen which is why you're buying the thing. But it should have a clip attachment on it or the fact that it doesn't should be made quite clear.


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