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I've had a Colorado 400t for a month or so now and even though I've only used it a few times, I am very happy with it. It is accurate and sooooo amazingly easy to use.

That's weird. Nope I still just get the normal single notification.

Handyman-N-Fam wrote:So, what other ones are you wanting to adopt out?

Probably just my Buckeye Trail caches. I haven't looked at my list of hides to sort them out yet. I'll start doing that when I get some other things sorted out first.

I'm about 75% sure that I am going to keep Leaking Lock because I love that place too and I adopted it from Panther2.

I will probably end up archiving the SQ's and Music Cache's that I have so someone else can place a new cache there if they want. I will give everyone at least a week notice before I archive anything that way they have a chance to find it before I go and pick up the container.

T-Hunter has graciously agreed to take over my "Take A Hike! (on the Buckeye Trail)" caches. There are 10 of them and I will probably get ownership transfered to him within 2 weeks.

I have started this topic to give everyone a heads up on what caches I am adopting out, what caches I am going to archive and when.

I too will probably doing away with most of my hides (because of recent personal issues). Most are in the Defiance are. My "Take A Hike" series I would like to adopt out, but most others I will just archive.

Yeah, I think T is Topo maps and the others have water maps, one coastal water and the other mainland water.

I have decided on a Colorado.
Now I need to do some research and see what the differance is in the I, T and C models.

I messed with an Oregon once and it was kinda neat but I don't really care if my GPS has a touch screen or not and yeah the expense of getting it fixed because of an oops is something to consider. Plus I don't have that much to spend on a new GPS. So it looks like I need to choose between the PN-40 ...

That's kind of a big thing, I'd like to go paperless. But I guess that I do have internet on my cell. Is the Delorme or Colorado paperless?

jhenkel wrote:I have used both the Garmin 60CSX and an Oregon 200, and they're both easy & comfortable to use. I used a Delorme PN-40 also during a caching class & it was nice.

Well gee that's not much help!
Just kidding, thanks Jen!

This is awesome! I am seriously thinking about buying a new GPS now. But the only question is, which one? Garmin 60Cx Garmin 60CSx Delorme PN-40 Garmin Colorado 400c Anyone have any tips, suggestions, insight, etc.? I'd appreciate any feedback that you might have. I am currently using a Garmin Vista...

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