Mike Collinson wrote: > I noticed that I got much better tracks on a bicycle than walking, even in > similar conditions and speeds. After some experimentation, the reason seems > to be that a GPS device likes to be kept relatively stable and not shaken or > twisted around. The best place I've found on the human body is to use a day > sack or rucksack with a central top pocket, i.e. centre upper torso with best > view of sky. Hips and arms move too much. > > A rucksack strap should give similar results as other respondents suggest. > Like Andy, I also tried under or on the brim of an Australian stockman's hat > but I found that I move my head around too much, and also even the small > weight gives me a headache after a while.
I use a garmin carabiner clip to attach my gps60 to the shoulder strap of my rucksack - works very well, and is easy to get to for adding waypoints. Jon _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/talk
