Paul
August 11th 03, 03:05 AM
Is anyone interested in saving a buck on a Garmin GPSMAP 295? I purchased
this in March of this year so it's still in warranty. I thought I'd like the
smaller Garmin for the plane with the plus of being able to use it in the
car. However in my opinion it isn't nearly as intuitive as my King Skymap
IIIC, and the screen is half the size.
I have the Garmin GPSMAP 295, The Metro Mapsource Metroguide with 16Mb data
card (This is the street mapping software) The USB data card programmer, All
the original accessories and probably all the original packaging. In
addition I have the AC data cable which allows programming and operation
from the AC line, and the Garmin training video.
I paid $1497 for the 295 with the Metroguide for street operation. In
addition, I paid $75 for the USB programmer, $45 for the AC data cable and
$25 for the instructional video. This totals $1642 for the 295 which was new
the middle of last March.
I'd sell the whole shebang for $1200 plus shipping. This is nearly $450 off
the original price. I don't want to break up the set, and I don't think I'll
go lower. If my asking price is too high, I'll just stick it in a drawer in
case my Skymap breaks.
Cheers:
Paul Anton
NC2273H
pmanton at nventure dot com
this in March of this year so it's still in warranty. I thought I'd like the
smaller Garmin for the plane with the plus of being able to use it in the
car. However in my opinion it isn't nearly as intuitive as my King Skymap
IIIC, and the screen is half the size.
I have the Garmin GPSMAP 295, The Metro Mapsource Metroguide with 16Mb data
card (This is the street mapping software) The USB data card programmer, All
the original accessories and probably all the original packaging. In
addition I have the AC data cable which allows programming and operation
from the AC line, and the Garmin training video.
I paid $1497 for the 295 with the Metroguide for street operation. In
addition, I paid $75 for the USB programmer, $45 for the AC data cable and
$25 for the instructional video. This totals $1642 for the 295 which was new
the middle of last March.
I'd sell the whole shebang for $1200 plus shipping. This is nearly $450 off
the original price. I don't want to break up the set, and I don't think I'll
go lower. If my asking price is too high, I'll just stick it in a drawer in
case my Skymap breaks.
Cheers:
Paul Anton
NC2273H
pmanton at nventure dot com