Me Gorok, me must be caveman, me don't have GPS!! Ok, what I am saying here is that it's time to get outtadacave and get some of that tek-no-lo-jee, looking at buying a GPS. I need a unit that receives signals well under heavy tree cover and in steep ravines. I've heard there are units that lose signal in these conditions and I am trying to avoid them. Don't want to get half way to the tree stand at o-dark thirty and have the GPS say "no signal". What do you non-caveman, GPS-advantages persons have to say about good units and units to avoid?
I need topo map loading memory. Many mapping units come with "big city maps", do you dump these when you get the unit? Seems to me, I can use a road map if I want to find my way around town, what I need is to get to my (shh!) secret treestand in the pitch black! won't you help an ignorant caveman out?? Thanks and Best of Luck!
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Me Gorok, me must be caveman, me don't have GPS!! Ok, what I am saying here is that it's time to get outtadacave and get some of that tek-no-lo-jee, looking at buying a GPS. I need a unit that receives signals well under heavy tree cover and in steep ravines. I've heard there are units that lose signal in these conditions and I am trying to avoid them. Don't want to get half way to the tree stand at o-dark thirty and have the GPS say "no signal". What do you non-caveman, GPS-advantages persons have to say about good units and units to avoid?
I need topo map loading memory. Many mapping units come with "big city maps", do you dump these when you get the unit? Seems to me, I can use a road map if I want to find my way around town, what I need is to get to my (shh!) secret treestand in the pitch black! won't you help an ignorant caveman out?? Thanks and Best of Luck!
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