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 Topic: Garmin announces the new Colorado handheld GPS at CES |
Moreymach
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 Forum: Garmin Handheld GPS Receivers Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 10:10 pm Subject: Garmin announces the new Colorado handheld GPS at CES |
I did three geocaches this weekend with mine.
Agreed the fact that other caches arnt shown on the map is a little odd but doesnt really cause a problem. You can always see whats nearby calling up th ... |
| Topic: General questions re. outdoor GPS's |
Moreymach
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Forum: Beginners GPS Lounge Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 1:18 pm Subject: General questions re. outdoor GPS's |
Hi 
1/ Yes. Any hand held gps will give you lat/long details. Not just the Colorado, you can buy a cheapo one for £60 or so or even less second hand on ebay.
2/ You can add waypoints again t ... |
| Topic: Garmin announces the new Colorado handheld GPS at CES |
Moreymach
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Forum: Garmin Handheld GPS Receivers Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 10:34 am Subject: Garmin announces the new Colorado handheld GPS at CES |
| Installing UK Topo maps and getting those to work on the Colorado took a while. Initially the Garmin website would not recognise my device serial number. A couple of calls to the excellent Garmin hel ... |
| Topic: Garmin announces the new Colorado handheld GPS at CES |
Moreymach
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Forum: Garmin Handheld GPS Receivers Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 9:01 pm Subject: Garmin announces the new Colorado handheld GPS at CES |
moreymach:
How did you manage to get your Colorado registered on the Garmin website. I have tried through myGarmin and through Mapsource to get a second unlock key but my serial no. is not recogni ... |
| Topic: Garmin announces the new Colorado handheld GPS at CES |
Moreymach
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Forum: Garmin Handheld GPS Receivers Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 1:02 pm Subject: Garmin announces the new Colorado handheld GPS at CES |
After reading this thread last week I just bought a Colorado from GPS4LESS as well. Good price and ordered on Monday turned up Tuesday, cant ask for more.
The Colorado itself I think Im pleased wit ... |
| Topic: 910 feet. |
Moreymach
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Forum: TomTom Portable Navigation Devices Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 9:47 pm Subject: 910 feet. |
Glad its not just me, wondered if I was being an oaf in the way I handled it.
I wondered about a drop of super glue but a bit wary of any reaction. |
| Topic: 910 feet. |
Moreymach
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Forum: TomTom Portable Navigation Devices Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 5:42 pm Subject: 910 feet. |
Hi all
I finally took the plunge last week and upgraded from my old ipaq and TT3 to a 910.
All seems well and its surpassed my expectations apart from one niggle. The little rubber feet are fa ... |
| Topic: Dark Clouds |
Moreymach
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Forum: TomTom Software-Only Products Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2004 6:39 pm Subject: Re: Dark Clouds |
Hi all
I have just returned from France using TT3 which worked very well apart from a few operator malfunctions. However, on one occasion all satelite contact was lost, but at the time I was travel ... |
| Topic: TTN3 'ODD' Routes |
Moreymach
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Forum: TomTom Software-Only Products Posted: Sun Jul 04, 2004 4:30 pm Subject: TTN3 'ODD' Routes |
Hi,
Been reading here for a while but this is my 1st post
Have to say I agree with you. I have until recently been using a GPS V and have noticed several oddities on teh navigation of TT3. ... |
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