Review on Garmin eTrex 10 Navigator by Stanislaw Mielicki ᠌

Employed Experts: First, location detection that can be trusted to be precise. Even in a damp wilderness, a jacket pocket is safe. Second, safety in the water (he swam after me on the rope when we capsized). Third, the screen is always legible in black and white; there is no need to click any buttons or rely on any sort of lighting. 4.operate for many days on just two batteries. 5. Dependable; it has served me well for a long time. Connect to a computer with ease using a standard USB cable that appears as a disk. No, there aren't any convenient cards. However, I have no problem creating waypoints (and the Route) on a computer at home and transferring them to the device. I am generally able to traverse the route more quickly than my comrades who are using maps. Some drawbacks First, it pauses for a few seconds whenever a new waypoint is being set. Second, he can play without a joystick. It was preferable to make do with buttons, like in vintage Etreks. Everyone uses spontaneous pressing to write, but I found a permanent solution by gluing a piece of thick plastic with a drilled hole onto the surface (shown). Third, there are no cards involved. Everything is horrible if something went wrong (and you don't need the preplanned waypoints). However, the paper card was never cancelled.