Sunday, Jan 25, 2004 at 07:48
Pauly,
Thanks...you gave me the first chuckle of the day :)
They tend not to work too
well inside. It's not an eMap thing, just a general GPS requirement that they need to see a large amount of sky to get reception.
The date should auto update with the time when it locks onto a satellite.
The $280 US is comparable to what you would pay here as they are now superseeded. The $$ start to rack up when you start adding the Garmin memory cards (which are a rip off, but you have to use them), Mapsource software, car chargers, Ni-Mh batteries etc....then of course you will want a PDA or laptop, Rastor maps, Oziexplorer.....and it goes on and on.
I have used an eMap for about 2 years now and am very happy with its performance. Have dropped it numerous times on concrete without damage - it is a good rugged unit.
Good luck with it, and if you want to use it from the Jason recliner, GPSOZ sell a decent aerial for around $99 :)Moggs ( Normanhurst NSW)
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