"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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"Scotty" wrote in message
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On another list I'm on,whenever that question comes up (
about every 4th month) most votes go to the Garmin 76c, or
76 CS mapping. Personally, I'm still using the little
Magellan 100 that Cadillac gave out for free about 10 years
ago.

Scotty


"Scout" wrote in message
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At this point, I'm still using my old Garmin III Plus.

I'm looking to stay with hand held but don't really know
how the technology
has changed in the last few years (I've had this about 5
years). I love the
fact that I can map out a route on the computer and
upload/download
waypoints, tracks, and routes from and to my computer.

I'd like a slightly bigger, color screen. Can anyone
recommend a good unit
under $1000? Must be able to plan trips with computer and
save logs of
trips.

TIA
Scout


I'd have to second that on the 76 series. I've used them, but I still own
and use my 12xl. Don't need no stinkin mappin. :-)

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A manly response! I have/had both models of the GPS 12. I still have the GPS
12 with the 12 satellite capability. I gave the older model with the 6
satellite capability to a friend. The old model took a week to lock on. Real
manly men don't need maps. I also have a Garmin etrex and edge 205. No maps
there either! None of my GPS units have mapping capability.