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June 14th 05, 06:11 PM
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Inexpensive Crew GPS
Hello,
I am interested in purchasing an inexpensive handheld GPS for crew use during retrieves. Any suggestions on units that are easy to use for a first time user (simple for the crew), and easily accept Lat/Longs to find a glider out in the boondocks would be appreciated. Sources for discounted or used units would be nice also. Thanks, BH 
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