GPS on the GPZ
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GPS on the GPZ
Thought I'd never use it, didn;t even print that part of the manual out.
Was in a bit of thicker bush the other day,cloudy and not got my usual GPS with me so
thought I'd give it a go.
Use it all the time now. As good enough as a chain as far as I'm concerned.
On going back on missed areas got 3 extra nuggets. Doesnt seem to use much power.
And the bonus..... a little guy in the palm of your hand to chat with. Tho conversation a bit one sided.....
Was in a bit of thicker bush the other day,cloudy and not got my usual GPS with me so
thought I'd give it a go.
Use it all the time now. As good enough as a chain as far as I'm concerned.
On going back on missed areas got 3 extra nuggets. Doesnt seem to use much power.
And the bonus..... a little guy in the palm of your hand to chat with. Tho conversation a bit one sided.....
Alan WA- Contributor Plus
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Registration date : 2009-04-25
Re: GPS on the GPZ
Thats interesting. Thanks for the feedback. I might have to give it a go.
Did u find it accurate?
Did u find it accurate?
Re: GPS on the GPZ
Oh, it's accurate. Takes a little getting accustomed to the controls, as happens with most new technology that we get to use. I have only used so far to mark finds locations and where the vehicle is parked.
pablop- Contributor Plus
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Registration date : 2015-01-17
Re: GPS on the GPZ
I have heard some ONLY use the gps screen while detecting.
Nothing else to look at apart from the ground i suppose....
Nothing else to look at apart from the ground i suppose....
coreytroy- Good Contributor
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Registration date : 2009-04-22
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