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Garmin eTrex 30x Outdoor Handheld GPS Unit with TopoActive Western Europe Maps

03 May, 2016

Worth persevering because it's great.

Like most Garmin products, you don't get detailed instructions and the best way to find out its features and uses is to scan the forums. Once you've found out how to use the main features, it is an excellent piece of equipment. I use mine on my bike for endurance rides. The fact it takes AA batteries, which last for about 24 hours, means you don't need a charger and can use it for multi-day rides anywhere in Europe. Although it's not really designed for cycling, you can buy a stem mount for it. If you do, make sure you put some masking or helicopter tape over the little piece of rubber designed to stop the gadget jumping off the mount. What that rubber actually does is stop you from being able to remove the Etrex from the mount, hence the masking tape! I've never had it jump off the mount despite cycling up gravel tracks on a road bike. I've recently relied on the Etrex 30x for getting me and my bike back to camp in areas that I don't know at all by scanning the map for the camp/shop/station etc and clicking on that place. It's default is to draw a pretty useless straight line to that point but, if you then exit back to the menu, you can make it take you by road. Again, this aspect is not intuitive (thanks Garmin!) but once you know how to do it, it's priceless. Other features that I recently found, and that will be used alot more in future, are the fact you can change the way it reads grid references to just about any method in the world. Using this feature you can then pintpoint waypoints to an exact 5 square metres of land. You can also give the grid references/ waypoints a title which appears on the map screen so you know what you're looking for. The 30x also enables you to set waypoint alerts so when you're half dead after about 150 miles on your bike, it wakes you up to remind you that your waypoint is 'x' (your chosen distance) miles or km ahead. This saves missing anything you planned to stop for, be it sites, shops or brevet controls. Overall, this is a great little gadget and I have already recommended it to a friend who always relies on other people to get him from A to B.

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