I just got an Oregon 450 which works very very well compared to my old
Magellan unit. It isn't cheap though. I would just say don't buy a Magellan
gps, they have terrible support, and their gps unit firmware is buggy and
you get bad battery life. Bottom line: stay away from Magellan!!
Russell
On
A lot of OSM-ers love the Garmin Etrex Legend HCx. It's got everything you
want for a good price. Cheaper and you tend to start losing a lot for not
that much money saving, more expensive and your jumping up to things like
touch screen and latest/fashionable plastic case. The Legend is also so
dura
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 2:38 PM, john whelan wrote:
> I run a Garmin etrex legend HCx which gives 3 meter accuracy which I think
> is reasonable for a GPS unit. Mine came from MEC they have a web site at
> www.mec.ca and are reasonably priced.
Hmm. Their site is down now. Must be all the OSMer
I run a Garmin etrex legend HCx which gives 3 meter accuracy which I think
is reasonable for a GPS unit. Mine came from MEC they have a web site at
www.mec.ca and are reasonably priced.
Cheerio John
On 14 June 2010 13:20, Colin McGregor wrote:
> I was talking to an old friend this afternoon, a
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 1:20 PM, Colin McGregor wrote:
> I was talking to an old friend this afternoon, and it looks like I
> might have another Open Street Map ... "victim" :-) . So, next
> question being what GPS should he get. My person preferred solution
> (the GPS receiver that came Microsoft
> I was talking to an old friend this afternoon, and it looks like I
> might have another Open Street Map ... "victim" :-) . So, next
> question being what GPS should he get. My person preferred solution
> (the GPS receiver that came Microsoft Streets and Trips) fails on the
> portability area. He
I was talking to an old friend this afternoon, and it looks like I
might have another Open Street Map ... "victim" :-) . So, next
question being what GPS should he get. My person preferred solution
(the GPS receiver that came Microsoft Streets and Trips) fails on the
portability area. Here are the
. and for those who can't make it there physically, the #osm-ca
(Dedicated Canada Chat room on oftc.net) is always on & available to
answer questions :-)
For Ontario specifically, we need volunteers who wants to work on the
Ontario Parks & Trails (from Land Information Ontario). It's on my
li
Dear All,
Did you know that there is a Toronto OSM meetup group? We meet
roughly monthly, including tomorrow
Tuesday 15 June 2010
The Pilot Pub
22 Cumberland Street (near Yonge and Bloor)
We'll start at 6:30pm and go for at least an hour, but usually
interesting conversation keeps us longer the
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