-
seems to be a common problem. My eTrex Vista has done the same thing and
i
noticed at the picnic that there were several others like it. Let me know
how
Garmin responds to the call.
on another note; the new high sensitivity chip Garmins are finally
shipping. I
have one en route (shipped out today after 2 months of back order). I
can't
wait to write a review for the group. Anyone want a slightly used Garmin
eTrex
Vista with a loose gasket? priced to sell, operators are standing by,
offer
good while supply lasts, Jerry Mathers is the Beaver 8^)
------ Original Message ------
Received: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 05:45:29 PM EDT
From: "Jon Mertz" <jemertz@xxxxxxxxx>
To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [GeoStL] Re: Another Garmin Support Story
Speaking of Garmin Support, what's their policy on the rubber gasket
coming
loose? Is that a simple part, or a replacement of the whole unit? Just so
I
know before I call. The glue has loosened all around and the gasket
itself
looks and feels too long. It's particularly loose near the top.
-Jon
On 7/30/07, Andrew Senger <asenger@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have and received the responses that I mentioned.
Andrew
On 7/30/07, Mike Lusicic <lusicic@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote:
- Have you tried asking the question on the Groudspeak forums? There is
a topic for GPS hardware and software. I have had a few questions
answered
there in the past.
Andrew Senger wrote:
-
What's Garmin's number? I have an eTrex that thinks it's 1924 and I
can't figure out how to get it to change (yes, I've left it one with
clear
view of satellites for over two hours, I've changed the batteries, and
I've
done a hard reset).
Everything I hear about them is good, and this story adds another
chapter to it, so I'd like to put them up to the test.
Andrew
