
The only issue I foresaw was the
cost of getting the OS maps on top of the purchase cost of the unit. So I’ve
ended up not using OS maps but instead I’ve gone down the Open Source mapping
community (openstreetmap.org) . So far so good.
The maps are clear, accurate
and above all FREE ! the maps are great – as depending on your activity the maps change. So for instance I’m
walking most of the time and being able to see public footpaths and Bridleways
is awesome.
A couple of other great features include
its amazing battery life (2 AA’s for 20hours)
The ability to see Maidenhead locators, and its seamless Geo Caching
integration. I went out with the family
yesterday with my Youngest looking after the eTrex for the days treasure hunt.
We had a blast finding 7 Caches in total.
And the little GPS unit was a delight to
use. Its now a key part of the radio Go Pack.
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