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Garmin 60Cx or CSx
Hey,
I have been searching around for a while now.. and have read too many posts and all i have done is get myself confused... I have managed to narrow down my GPS choices to a couple of different ones, BUT I cant see the difference between the Garmin 60Cx and the CSx??? According to the the Garmin site (https://buy.garmin.com/shop/compare....ompare=compare) THE ONLY DIFFERENCE is CSx has an electronic compass and barometic altimtere?? But the price is 50£ diffent.. surely this can not be true?? All GPS can act as a compass... my 15yr old etrex has that ablitly.. so what gives? What is the difference... My brain hurts... yours, lost and confused. |
You are right about he differences.
The barometric altimetre is more accurate then the one in the GPS and it works even when the GPS has lost contact with the satellites. A GPS can act as a compass, but only as long as it has contact with the satellites and you are moving, a compass shows you the right direction all the time. Is it worth 50£? I don’t think so…. |
I have the Garmin 76CSX and I am very happy with it.
I see on your link that you can get one for $428.56 Why spend more for the 60CX or 60CSX. They have the same functions. |
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The 76 has the buttons at the top of the display .. so I think you need more dexterity to use them while watching the screen. |
Okay well that has made the choice easy.. the CX it is!:thumbup1::thumbup1::thumbup1:
50£ is almost 3 days on the road hoo!!!! So any one know the best place to buy them?:helpsmilie: Cheer all |
go for the 60cx no worries , beautifull piece of equip just get a 2G SD card as the one that comes with GPS is not enough....
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A barometric altimeter must be set to a local altimeter setting. Where are you going to get that readily unless you call the weather office or aviation weather? Same for the electronic compass. |
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