Any of guys have one of the GPS with the satellite imagery? I have been wanting to get one for a while now but I haven't been able to talk to anyone that has used one. I want to find one that is user friendly and reliable. I have been looking at the Bushnell onix 350 but I am open to suggestions!
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I bought a bushnell onyx. Hated it. I think it might of been a onyx 400? It's been in my closet for a year. Loads up really slow. Takes for ever to zoom in or out and scroll left to right. If you want it, it's yours for free. I saw these in bass pro for around $400 but found it online on woot for $100. Now I know why.
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I would only go with Garmin or Magellan. They are the clear industry leaders. I have had both and currently use Garmin. Garmin has great graphics and great customer service. If you call them you'll get an American on the phone; not some dam Indian. Keep in mind all of the screens are fairly small to really utilize satellite imagery. It's a lot better to use a topo map in my opinion. One piece of advice. Take several hours over the holidays and read the owner's manual, twice. It will help. Best of luck.Comment
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Woof thanks for posting I think I am goin to have to pass thanks for the offer for sure. Those problems you were having is exactly what i dont want to have to deal with! Thanks for the heads upOriginally posted by Kbeaz View PostComment
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Garmin is my choice. I have used them for years while hunting and camping and used them in Afghanistan. The ones with the radios are great. Those had a longer distance and better reception than some of the stuff we used in the military. I am sold on Garmin.Comment
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Garmin is the way to go. Touchscreen is nice and easy to use interface.
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