Joleen, Although I have seen this speaker and admire it for its compactness, I have not had experience with it while walking and using the Sendero GPS. So, you will have to give the list your opinion on this speaker. Kevin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joleen" <cjferg@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: <gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 12:05 PM Subject: [gps-talkusers] Possible Speaker Option > Hi Kevin and All, > > Thank you and others for your thoughtful responses to my first message. I > did have success with manual creation of POI's in virtual mode after > reading the instructions. I had neglected to make any way points. Odd > how the important things can be overlooked even with several readings. > > Yesterday, before reading your message, Kevin, I found and purchased a > Macally IP-A III, a very small, stereo speaker at Staples. It is a > cylindar about 3 inches long with a small speaker on each end. Its > diameter is about 1 inch. There is a male audio connecter sticking out of > the cylendar mid way between the ends making a "T" shape. There is an > on/off switch and it has a AAA battery (included). I tried it once on a > very familiar route. It was easy to put in my pocket for quiet areas and > I could easily take it out and bring it toward my ear to hear in louder > areas. It is not very loud at best. They told me it was designed to be > used with an IPod. It would sit directly against it when connected. > There is no case with it, but it looks like it would be easy to design > something because of its small size and simple shape. I had to buy an > exztension cord for it that is longer than I need, but I stoe it in the BN > case under the BN itself. The whole cable fits there when not in use. > Price for the speaker and cable was $43 and some change. > > I am too new to know if this is to be my speaker of choice, but it seems > good at this point. I Offer this here for any help that it might be to > others. Please feel free to comment if you have experience with it. > > Joleen > >