No comments about Palm 3380NA GPS Navigator featuring Garmin.

1 comments about GARMIN ETREX LEGEND HAND-HELD GPS UNITDesc: 12-Channel.

1. I bought the Garmin legend,I have found it to be very accurate most of the time,It has top speed,odeometor,altitude,records where you have been and it has a pretty big base map,it even tells best times to hunt and fish for that day.You can put it on the map screen while driving and see your location indicated by a small arrow.I use mine on my motorcycle and on trips,I also take it hiking to see how far I have been.Very good GPS for the price

2 comments about Garmin BlueChart g2 Vision SD Card, California / Mexico.

1. I ordered this item in Feb 2007. The product that I recieved was last year's release of Mar 2006. After varifying with Garmin the latest version is Jan 2007 I returned it for credit. Amazon can't tell you what they have in stock so you just have to wait until they run out of last year's stock or settle for informatin that is a year old.



2. The Garmin BlueChart Vision SD Card I recently purchased was exactly what I expected. The card was received on time as promised and operates great. No problems encountered with this product

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No comments about Garmin 010-00258-52 Gps 16-LVS.

No comments about 3.87"W x 2.91"H Garmin touch screen NUVI 350 TRAVEL ASSISTANT with preloaded maps (010-00455-00).

No comments about Nuvi 250W Bilingual.

No comments about Garmin BlueChart g2 Vision SD Card, New York to New Jersey.

1 comments about Garmin compatible Quest and Quest 2 Neoprene GPS carrying case.

1. The product is well made but pressing buttons in the case is not easy to do. There probably is not anything that could be done to make it better so if you want a good carrying case (one that you can use while the GPS is on)this is the best choice I found.

5 comments about Garmin USB Data Card Programmer for EMAP Deluxe GPS (010-10363-00).

1. Uploading and downloading info to your Garmin GPS using the serial data link may not take that much time if you only use the smaller data cards. However, when you start getting up to the 32 or 64 MB range, the time it takes to use the regular serial link is ridiculous. It took about 10 minutes to fill up my 8mb card using the normal link to my eMap. Not really a big deal. However, when I got a 32MB card, it took over an hour to fill up my cross country trip details. For my next trip, I picked up the USB programmer. I tested it with my 8MB card and a few routes. On the serial link it took about 6 minutes. The USB was done in about 15 seconds. I thought it wasn't working, so after a few minutes of trouble shooting, I realized that not only was it working correctly, but it was working very fast. Very nice.
   Note: The 32Mb card took a little over 2 minutes to completely fill.



2. I really liked the Data Card Programmer on my old operating software Windows 98 & ME. It is very fast and a must if you don't want to burn up batteries when downloading maps. However I have not been able to make it work with my XP software. I have even downloaded the new USB drivers from the Garmin Web site (v 2.5.0.0). The first time I used it, (USB driver version 2.3) my 32Mb card was destroyed only 720Kb was left useable. While Garmin replaced the card and put out a new set of USB drivers (9/19/02), I still cannot get it to work with XP at least it no longer destroys the card. When they get the drivers fixed this is an item to buy.



3. From 22 minutes to 22 seconds! That's the difference between loading one region from my MetroGuide CD to an 8mb data card using this programmer instead of using the serial cable. It took slightly less than 4 minutes to load a 61.4mb file (9 maps) to my 64mb card. That included building the map set, erasing the former map set, transferring the files, and then verifying the files. This same transfer took over two hours in the past. If you are in no rush and you don't change areas much, obviously the programmer is not necessary. You may even choose to get a larger data card for your needs. But if you travel to different places and rent a car, or you plan to make a long trip, save your time and batteries and invest in this programmer.

   I run it on Windows XP. Initially it did not work, but a trip to Garmin's website enabled me to download the latest drivers. No problems thereafter.




4. It would be impracticale to buy a memory card larger than 32 meg without buying this product. I had the 32 meg memory card, and it took about 8 hours to load the maps in using a serial connection (cut the battery life in half while flashing). Now I flash a 128 meg card with the usb programmer, and the total time to load ~127 megs of maps (including indexing time) is about 13 minutes. This was on a 400 MHz Windows 2000 computer. If you have a faster computer, it may be able to index the maps faster. I highly recommend this product.



5. Worked great under 2000 but not XP. Others say differently, so you're on your own.