What is most accurate handheld GPS

for the price.

DAGR manufactured by Rockwell Collins

That's funny IBN.

Get you the most Garmin you can afford and you're done.

Wannabe...

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Originally Posted by Wannabe...

That's funny IBN.

Get you the most Garmin you can afford and you're done.

Wannabe...

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Hey the military bought something like 25,000 of those things so I figure they must be good.:rolleyes: They paid $2,200 each so I figure we should be able to get them for half that.:D

I have a couple of Garmin Rino handhelds a 130 and a 530HXC and they both work great!

I have the Rhino's also and they work great. Also very durable.

I have a Garmin 72 and a 76. Great units at the price. Found my brush piles without any trouble. The new update a few months ago, also really helped.

Chuck

I wonder how the new Lowrance Endura series will work out! They went from a 16 channel receiver to 42 channels.

http://mediabase.edbasa.com/erez4/er...tom&height=340

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Originally Posted by FroggerZ

I wonder how the new Lowrance Endura series will work out! They went from a 16 channel receiver to 42 channels.

http://mediabase.edbasa.com/erez4/er...tom&height=340

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Amazing. There are only 30 (mabye 31) GPS constellation satellites.

And, I believe that only 12 are visiable at a time from ANY POINT.

Lot of finagling goin' on.

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Originally Posted by chuckauten

I have a Garmin 72 and a 76. Great units at the price. Found my brush piles without any trouble. The new update a few months ago, also really helped.

Chuck

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76 good unit. Mine can find the crapper in the dark.;)