where the hell are you finding these vague ass ads?
Extremelyvaguercbutnotascam.com
places, craigslist, other forums im on....
I would offer $100 on the Rustler stuff if you really want it.
Yea I was gonna say 100-125. Small batteries only jack up shipping and are usually not worth the extra cost to ship them. Rusty's are usually pretty decent though for a reliable basher. I have had two of them and beat the snot outta them and they asked for more.
Want a Wii... Anybody want to get rid of theirs?
Big sign on the front door at Fox Valley Best Buy yesterday:
"No WII's - out of stock."
haha dave doesnt have a WII
Nope....PS2 is all we got and it's plenty.
someone told me a lady died when wii first came out in some thing called "Hold your wee, for a Wii" she over hydrated and died or something
there was a lady who drank herself to death on water....
Garmin GPSMap 76cs 115MB Handheld GPS
Electronic compass , Barometric altimeter
256-color, sunlight-readable display, 2.6" LCD
Americas Basemap with automatic routing capability
Water-resistant, trip computer
built-in alarm clock, Long battery life
Quote:
All other marine handheld GPS units pale when compared to the GPSMAP 76C and GPSMAP 76CS — literally.
The latest color-display technology gives both units the brightest, sunlight-readable displays available. And with brand-new state-of-the-art receivers and powerful microprocessors, these units will give you a quick and steady fix.
Both the GPSMAP 76C and GPSMAP 76CS have the familiar GPS 76-family keypads and styling, with 115 MB of memory, an Americas Autoroute basemap, and a Marine Point database. Fast USB connectivity makes loading charts and maps quick and easy, while navigation instructions can be shared with repeaters, plotters, and autopilots using NMEA protocols through the dedicated serial port.
They’re waterproof and fully compatible with MapSource products like BlueChart®, U.S. Topo 24K, and City Select® (which provides detailed streets for turn-by-turn guidance).
Product Features
Handheld marine 12-parallel-channel GPS+WAAS receiver with built-in electronic compass and barometric altimeter
115 MB internal memory for loading MapSource detail; USB interface for quick chart and map downloads
Sunlight-readable, 256-color, 2.6-inch diagonal TFT display; 10,000 point automatic track log with 20 savable tracks
Preloaded Marine Point database with nautical nav aids for North and South America and U.S. tide stations
Runs for 20 hours on 2 AA batteries (NOT included); measures 2.7 x 6.2 x 1.4 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty
Technical Details
Model: GPSMap 76CS
Color: Silver
Interface: USB, RS-232 serial port
Receiver: WAAS-eneabled, 12 parallel channel
Display: 256-color TFT (160 x 240 pixels) with LED backlight
Display dimensions: 1.2 x 2.2 inches (W x H)
Antenna: Built-in quad helix antenna with remote antenna capability
Marine basemap: Americas, 13 MB
Auto-routing basemap: Major U.S. interstates and highways
Internal memory: 115 MB
Compass: Yes
Barometric altimeter: Yes (with an elevation computer)
User waypoints: 1,000 (with name and graphic symbol)
Routes: 50 (reversible)
Track log: 10,00-point automatic log
Saved tracks: 20 (so you can retrace your path in both directions)
Water-resistant: Yes (waterproof to IEC 60529 IPX-7 standards: submersible to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes)
Trip computer: Yes (odometer, stopped time, moving average, overall average, total time, max speed, more)
Audible alarms: Yes (for anchor drag, arrival, off-course, proximity waypoint and clock)
Memory: Non-volatile
Power source: Batteries or a DC 12V adapter cable or up to DC 36V external power
Batteries: 2 AA
Battery life: Up to 20 hours (typical use)
Compatible software: MapSource BlueChart or "Recreational Lakes with Fishing Hot Spots" marine cartography, MapSource City Select detailed street cartography, MapSource U.S. Topo and 24K Topo for off-road excursions (all optional)
Item width: 2.7 inches
Item height: 6.2 inches
Item depth: 1.4 inches
Still in box, i used it for maybe a week, its great, but i dont have a use for it myself
i am asking $150 plus shipping, or i will trade for an RC car of equal value
This is mine, soory forgot to take the qoutes off from another forum
WHAT?!? What is the question?! Whats with these quotes! WHAT !!! Are YOU selling it? Is it from another site? Do you want to buy it?! Your posting etiquette needs some work.
Rocco, I just read through it and realized it isnt that hard to figure out what a-rode was asking. He found an add and it was advertising a deal and he was asking all of us if it was worth it. Somehow you missed the bus on that.
Fixed it, sorry, that is my GPS, i meant to take the quotes off before i posted it.
I have no need for it, and am posting it on forums im on....
OK, maybe I missed the bus on that. Exit stage left.
team3six Wrote:Rocco, I just read through it and realized it isnt that hard to figure out what a-rode was asking. He found an add and it was advertising a deal and he was asking all of us if it was worth it. Somehow you missed the bus on that.
hmmm Seems more like you missed it, cuz he SELLING it. Thanks though for your .02 cents but you can have it back.
team3six Wrote:OK, maybe I missed the bus on that. Exit stage left.
Ok... Saw this just after i posted my last comment.
No, alittle fed up really.
The joys of running a website
Try 80,000+ members.. talk about getting fed up..
SBNFred Wrote:The joys of running a website
Try 80,000+ members.. talk about getting fed up..
I caused you quite a bit of grief back in the day, sorry about all that. Do you have a guess who I am?
RobH Wrote:I caused you quite a bit of grief back in the day, sorry about all that. Do you have a guess who I am?
Not a honest clue.. I have had soooo much grief over the years it isnt funny..
Its a job..
So what was your username? Its fun to run into old faces .. good or bad..
His name is....wait for it...... Rob H!!!!