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| Subject: | Re: [gislist] Hand held GPS |
| Date: |
05/19/2005 08:50:00 PM |
| From: |
Brian Russo |
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Oh and the other good thing is if you're doing wetland work - it floats.
- bri
Brian Russo wrote:
> I'd recommend the Garmin GPS76. Cost ~$170. Handles DGPS and WAAS. Lets
> you suck data off it via Garmin's proprietary protocol as well as NMEA
> via RS-232. External MCX antenna hookup (Antennas are cheap, I'd
> recommend one especially if working in canopied areas).
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> There are a few other good Garmin models that would suit your needs, but
> I like the 76 because of the external antenna option.
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> - bri
>
> Virginia Michelin wrote:
>
>>Hello All,
>>
>>I was wondering if any of your could recommend or advise against any hand
>>held GPS units. The GPS points will probably be brought into GIS and
>>utilized to locate wetlands, potential development sites, etc. We are only
>>looking to spend a couple hundred bucks, so unfortunately nothing too fancy.
>>Also if the unit allows direct download to a PC would be great, our current
>>model doesn't and its a real pain to get that info off the GPS units. Any
>>advise or warnings would be greatly appreciated! Thanks a lot,
>>
>>Virginia
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Brian Russo <brian@russo-associates.com>
Russo & Associates: Geospatial Services & Solutions
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