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From: John Heitmuller. on 21 May 2008 16:07 Hi, does anybody have any recommendations for a light weight GPS device? IÂ’m mostly concerned with knowing how far IÂ’ve walked. IÂ’m walking for fitness so I like to set goals for distance. This currently limits me to trails and routes that I know the distance of already. IÂ’d like to branch out to some unmeasured trails. Thanks, John
From: bj on 21 May 2008 22:11 "John Heitmuller." <johnheitmuller(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:c76a2f8a-d447-4fd7-b349-82f4e233f314(a)m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com... Hi, does anybody have any recommendations for a light weight GPS device? I�m mostly concerned with knowing how far I�ve walked. I�m walking for fitness so I like to set goals for distance. This currently limits me to trails and routes that I know the distance of already. I�d like to branch out to some unmeasured trails. ================================================ I use a Garmin 305. You can get it without a heart rate monitor -- I think that's the 205. I don't find the wrist-unit to be too cumbersome and I have a very small wrist. You could ask at a running store about various brands & models & look at some "live". bj
From: Spartan613 on 22 May 2008 04:26 **"John Heitmuller." <johnheitmuller(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:c76a2f8a-d447-4fd7-b349-82f4e233f314(a)m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com... Hi, does anybody have any recommendations for a light weight GPS device? I�m mostly concerned with knowing how far I�ve walked. I�m walking for fitness so I like to set goals for distance. This currently limits me to trails and routes that I know the distance of already. I�d like to branch out to some unmeasured trails. Thanks, **John If you want a wrist unit, take a look at the Garmin Foretrex. But if you don't need a wrist unit, and you're on a budget, the standard Garmin E-Trex will do the job.
From: John Heitmuller. on 22 May 2008 10:09 Thanks, both of these posting were helpful.
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