Well lets see:
1:Magellan Trailblazer
2:Magellan Pioneer
3:Garmin etrex #1
4:Garmin etrax #2 "Backup"
5:HP iPaq hx2100 with flash GPS + 2GB SD
6:Samsung phone GT-S5830
7:TomTom XL250
That's all ^_^
How many GPS devices do you own?
Usually our forum members have more than one GPS device, I know one of them who has 18 Garmin devices
I have some outdated Garmin Nuvis, 1xxx and 22xx series, the newer is old 3790, converted to 34xx. I feel pretty good with 34xx. New series don't attract me.... for now.
I'm happy with my Gpsmap 62 and Oregon 600 even if O600 might be a way better with a better firmware.
Edit: I forgot my phone with iGO and a ported Garmin Street Pilot.
What do you own?
You have to navigate to get to the good.
Galaxy S5 Kitkat 4.4.2 / Nuvi1200->1250 / Nuvi3790T->34xx / Nuvi 2200 / Nuvi 66 / Oregon 600
Well lets see:
1:Magellan Trailblazer
2:Magellan Pioneer
3:Garmin etrex #1
4:Garmin etrax #2 "Backup"
5:HP iPaq hx2100 with flash GPS + 2GB SD
6:Samsung phone GT-S5830
7:TomTom XL250
That's all ^_^
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1 Holux 62e
2 garmin 3490
3 garmin oregon 650
4 garmin etrex 10
1. Garmin Nuvi (several models)
2. Sygic (several android phones + tablet)
1 x Garmin GPS60
1 x Navig8r G35
3 x Navig8r G43
3 x Chinese 7"
Normally use 2 at any one time, the GPS60 goes everywhere, depending on what I feel like it's either a G43 or 7" for the other.
M8 ya can't get lost in Queensland with that many GPS's well Victorians might.
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LOL, poor old Mexicans
I think I would need to question my ability to use them if I did get lost.
Yep but back on Topic.
Why do you have so many or did you not know you could update them.???
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#1 a very old medion GPS , stil working
#2 a broken Oregon 300
#3 a new Oregon 600
I bought the GPS60 new about 9 or 10 years ago, first one I ever owned, pretty good unit, trouble free & still going well.
Then I bought a 7" MediaTek Chinese CE6 unit, used it until the screen died, it lasted about a year.
I used the G35 for a while, I was given it, person who had it couldn't see the small screen properly & was going to dump it until I said I'd have a play with it, figured out soon after that it ran Windows CE so didn't take long to wipe the Navig8r software & replace it with iGO.
About a year ago I spotted the G43's online for sale & for only $40 each couldn't pass them up.
These are probably my favourites, they work well & I've got a custom thingo (shell I think it's called) that runs once the navigation button is tapped that I copied & modified from the Chinese 7" device to suit the Navig8r device with a 480x272 size.
They run iGO8, iGO Primo, OziExplorerCE & Garmin-XT ok, they have good screens that are easy to see in the daylight.
64MB RAM is their biggest downfall.
Then recently a friend bought a 7" Chinese CE6 unit for around $70 from flea-bay, brought it around & took it for a drive etc. & it appeared to work well so I ordered 3 of them, one to use, one for another person & one for a spare to sit in the cupboard until it was needed.
Been having a few issues with them though, I guess you get what you pay for, they're not as good as the MediaTek device I had a while ago, I had no trouble with it until it's screen carked it.
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