Whats the lowest priced g.p.s. that will work o.k. for the coupe ? Ken C. in mo. -----Original Message----- From: Bob Urban <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, June 24, 1999 12:40 PM Subject: Re: GPS Help
>Roger, > >Your out of luck. >Nobody here has opinions, just facts! <g> > >Methinks your gonna' be a dog between 3 or more hydrants before it's over. > >It seems you are looking to move up to a moving map, eh? >Well, I love my Lowrance Airmap 300... hydrant #3. >Gimmee the intuitive nature of the beast AND.... >Gimmee the bigger display with high pixel count and the reasonable cost of >updates. One can easily exceed the cost of the unit if you update every 25 >days or whatever. Lowrance uses a plugin chip for upgrades including obstruction >database... $81.50 with UPS shipping included. (Did I hear a 'gulp'?) >A Garmin upgrade is $115/125? and you need a PC. > >Your bound to like all of these winners if you can't find your way to the >bathroom now, like yours truly. > >Good luck in your misery, fellow traveler! <g> > > >Bob Urban - 99784 >+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > >Roger Hartwell wrote: >> >> Hi Everyone >> >> I know it's not really specific to Ercoupe's, but I wanted to ask the >> group's opinions on GPS units. I just sold my Garmin 90 which I have used >> for 3 years. I'd like to upgrade to a newer model(with current data base). >> The two units I'm trying to decide on are the Garmin Pilot 111, and the >> Lowrance Airmap 100. >> >> I feel like a dog between two fire hydrants! Does anyone have any experience >> with either of these models or any opinions? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Roger - 99399 >
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