GPS Systems

[Major_A]

OK, I ended up with a Garmin nuvi 205 after 8 pages of info I printed out I was gathering. The guy at Radio Shack looked at me wierd with the small notebook of info, but I did end up with the last one they had in my price range. This one goes for $199.99...yeah yeah...I'm impulsive....everyone knows you can get it cheaper everywhere else by $50 bucks or so, did it anyway. Supports Geocacheing, and that's what I wanted, semi street unit, and custom coords!!!!...but not waterproof like a field unit...but if you are looking for such a quality in the same unit, it does support the geocache need, this will do it, just use a freezer bag....
--MY SUPPRISE, WALMART DID NOT CARRY!-- not here anyway.

Does anyone else know what is, or do Geocacheing? Just asking.

edit---hurry with your wiki search....lololol

[Death's Shadow]

Geocacheing is the art of treasure hunting using a GPS unit. There are groups that get together and go Geocacheing.

[RedRock]

Are you sure Geo-catching isn't playing "tag" from one "Geo" car to another?

[Death's Shadow]

I suppose that could work too.. but never heard of it..

they do the Geocacheing thing up here they have clubs for it that you can join.

[Major_A]

Isn't that called chinese geocaheing? lol

lol, lets face it, someone was going to get made fun of in this joke. Chinese was just more on the mark for the firedrill thing, but I suppose polish geocacheing sounds just as good.