MAGELLAN GPS BLAZER 12

I would like to share that a basic entry level unit will last you for quite some time before you need to get into a higher end model.

Billy Ray,

Many things to do with GPS units....Here's one.

Brian

I should have let you play with mine at Merrill. It is definitely an entry level unit, marks waypoints and is basically a fancy compass. No mapping in this unit. I have not maxed out the way points but it seems to hold a lot. With this unit and a good map will get you places. Does have the ability to allow you to set a "route" and will uses several waypoints to get you from point A to Point B

Would I be better off with an entry level mapping unit? Do you know what models are available and what features I might need?

Did Mike forward the pix?

If I had the choice, I would go with a mapping unit. I got my GPS about 4 years ago and has done well. But I am in the market for a new unit that has map capabilities.

I uploaded my pix to our server. Mike has not done anything yet. Has some therapy and stuff to deal with.

I've owned Magellan and Garmin and I'll never buy another Magellan. Garmin's outstanding user interface alone is enough to keep me from ever going back to Magellan. I had to keep referring to the manual if I didn't use the Magellan every day.

Jerry

Billy Ray wrote:

Thanks for the input guys, it give me something to put on my christmas list.