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Tom uses Ram parts to set up his GPS

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"Here are a few pictures of the ram mount on my ride."

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Mark and Tui's 'breadcrumbs' in New Zealand on a GPSMAP 76CS

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Andre's view of the Lowrance Airmap 2000C installed in his Cessna 150

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Cockpit vista: the city of La Sarre and the Abitibi lake in Quebec.

Feico's über-cool Treo TomTom on a Vespa

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... and Ram mount setup

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Click here to read Feico's article

TomTom Navigator 5 - Bluetooth can turn your PDA into a wireless navigation system. (See also the all-new Navigator 6.)

The winner of our Canadian Geocaching Week Photo Contest (Aug29-Sept5/06)

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Karen's Australia trip with eTrex Vista Cx


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"I went to Australia in October/06 with my Vista Cx and some Australia maps. It gave me very good detail on the POI and street names. I also used waypoints to mark the apartment I stayed at and some friends' places. I am so glad that I did bring my GPS there to find places and get back to the apartment. I did not get lost at all.'

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In Africa with a GPSmap 60CS ...

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"Hi there,
My husband and I are Calgarians and have just completed an 8 month journey across Africa. We drove independently and alone across Africa, travelling from the most southern point of Africa to Cairo, Egypt. We drove over 32,000km through 14 countries. Our guide for the whole trip was our trusty Garmin purchased in Calgary, Canada. The trip is not possible without a GPS - it was an essential part of our equipment and used every day, all day. I have enclosed some pictures of our equator crossing and a road with hairpin turn and it was a truly of of the most hairy roads. We are doing many presentations and always talk about our Garmin GPS we loved it. For anyone planning to drive across Africa you can download tracks4africa from the internet. We had the Garmin connected to our computer for a lot of places. Drove 1000s of kilometres across terrain which had no roads and no maps. Most overlanders used a Garmin - it is tough enough to survive the tough and often brutal conditions, dust, severe 1000kms of road corrugations and extreme heat."

GPSmap 60CS product information page
click here for African journey route

Note: Janet & Tom's website www.adventurouspirits.com

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"Hello George: I have received the Garmin Edge 305 GPS unit and have about 10 rides with it now. It has been working very well even in the wet winter conditions we have had lately. Here is a snapshot from a recent ride. There is no shortage of green out here! Thanks for the GPS unit. I will keep you updated as the season progresses. Best Regards, Bryon Enns" Mar/07

Brian's profile: http://www.sponsorhouse.com/Members/MtbBryon/Home.aspx

Bradzilla uses Ram parts in the car — for his iPod!

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"Hey there, this ram mounting system works great for my ipod! I ordered the RAM-B-138 Dash Mount, arm & Diamond and RAM Medium Plastic Universal Electronics Holder RAM-HOL-UN2 from you guys. I went with the medium holder for the ipod cause i had seen that the feet at the bottom were adjustable in order to get my connections to my ipod, and the fact i have a plastic case on mine, making it just a bit thinner. Together this was a great combination to mount my ipod in my car.

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"I tried the generic vent mounts and car holders, but nothing was good enough to hold it in place, steady, and adjustably. The vent mount kept popping the ipod off.

"So that's when i found ram-mounts (we use 'em at the auto plant where i work to hold PDAs on our forklifts). And it may have cost me a little extra, but it was soo worth it. Thanks guys for some superfast shipping and service."

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Karen with a Garmin Forerunner 201 at Nakiska

"Here are some pictures I took on Dec 24 with my gps. I went snowboarding with my Forerunner 201. I love that unit; it gave me elevation, speed, track log, time of day and grades too."

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Jon sets the Magellan eXplorist 600 and eXplorist XL at pathway sign to Joe's Bush, a geocache site in SW Ontario

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INTERNATIONAL CITO DAY! ... CACHE IN, TRASH OUT ...APRIL 14, 2007
CALGARY AREA GEOCACHERS AT EDWORTHY PARK , CALGARY, ALBERTA


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Just a quick note to thank you all again for the wonderful donation of the GPSr, the discounted T shirts and the freebies!! We had an awesome event with about 80+ people attending in beautiful sunny weather in Edworthy Park: People wore their T shirts with pride: Picked up loads of trash: And were really happy when they won: Thank you!! We'll do the event again in October!

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ST. ALBERT GEOCACHERS, LION'S PARK AND STURGEON RIVER, ALBERTA

I'm writing to express my thanks for the generous donation you provided for the CITO I organized on Saturday. The event was a resounding success, with 35-40 attendees. We had the park cleaned top to bottom with an hour to spare. Everybody really appreciated the donations, and said to thank you on their behalf. Please feel free to log your attendance at this CITO, as your donations were instrumental in its success.
See this great idea develop in Geocaching Edmonton forums>>

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ALBERTA GEOCOIN FEST, EDMONTON AB, OCTOBER 2007

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Elvira Road Warrior ...

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Our 2006 Jeep Liberty CRD 'wears' a Garmin C330. Elvira, the sultry lady from within has never let us down.

- Bud & Bonnie Lorch, St. Thomas Ontario

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