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Bronze Member Username: BradrgilmanGALvEStoN , Tx Usa Post Number: 65 Registered: Nov-05 | Does anyone know what GPS would be the best for around $300 or less. I need it for my car and also for fishing in my boat. I guess I need a handheld or one that can be removed easily. If you have any tips, deals, or want to sell one let me know! Thanks Brad |
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thunderus_flatulance Unregistered guest | Have you thought about a map? You know, the folded paper thing, fits nicely in glove compartment of a car. They are like under $10. Think of how many you could get for $300!!!!!!!!!!1 |
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Bronze Member Username: BradrgilmanGALvEStoN , Tx Usa Post Number: 74 Registered: Nov-05 | Did you think of a spot in open water? What will a map tell you? Think of how long it would take you to find an underwater structure! |
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thunderus_flatulance Unregistered guest | Hmmm.. good point. Except, people have been doing it for thousands of years without a GPS system. How do you think they new where the titanic was at? Longitude and latitude points. I was just trying to offer you a way to save some cash. Try walmart, they have a lot of low budget gps systems. Should have something in that price range. |
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Bronze Member Username: MvanmeterKY USA Post Number: 26 Registered: Jan-06 | you might try doing some research on this unit, Garmin units, even refurbs, are fairly bulletproof http://www.megagps.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=801 |