Hi Heinz, I'm very happy with my 2 WinCE based GPSs (Telefunken and JNC) with my gosmore software. They record to SD card, so they're unlimited. And you can view, route, search and perform basic editing. Major retailers (Pick 'n Pay) no longer stock these units, but you can find one through junk mail or bidorbuy (+- R1000). They all have builtin Lithium Ion batteries that will last a few hours and can be charged from USB or from a car. You can borrow my Telefunken if you like. It has experienced a lot of wear and tear, but is still fully functional. I have an external antenna for it with a long lead, but I've never even thought of using it.
I received a Gecko 201 from the Foundation. It also has a limit of 10k points but the logging frequency can be reduced. It's quite small and runs from AAA batteries, so it's nice for hiking trips. Generating routes for it with yournavigation takes a bit of work, but is great for cycling. (It's a pity you didn't ask before SotM...) Regards, Nic On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 5:31 PM, Heinz Meulke <heinz.meu...@gmail.com>wrote: > I currently have a Garmin Extrex GPS.... and I am always keen to log trips > wherever I drive, but it only keeps 9999 points and I frequently manage to > fill it up. > > I need something that can record lots(unlimited) points. So should I travel > for 2 weeks I do not need to frequently stop and download tracklogs. > > Any recommendations? What do other people use? > There are lots of data loggers on the market, but where to start? Any good > ones? > > Thanks > Heinz > > _______________________________________________ > Talk-ZA mailing list > Talk-ZA@openstreetmap.org > http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-za > >
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