I got a Garmin 650 + Topo. I want to stay in the Garmin family and buy a handheld. I want to use it for meteorite and gold prospecting, geocaching and off roading. Anyone mess with the Colorado and Oregon line yet? Is the 60 series still cool? Thanks , guys.

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2006 Liberty Renegade
OME, Rancho, RRO A arms, RRO roof rails w/ diy cross bars, Dual XHD7714 with Pyle speakers, drop in K&N air filter with home made CAI, 8k smittybilt winch , Sears Platinum P1, in cab winch control, 100w Optilux lights, 7" e-code Hella headlights,245/75-16C Duratracs. DIY rockrails, DIY rear double deck cargo rack.

I'm very happy with my 60CSx for off roading. I did have to buy the topo maps as they don't come with the unit. A good thing is they have come down in price.

Here's a good review on how it operates...

http://www.letsgomobile.org/en/review/0 ... map-60csx/

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'06 Jeep KJ Sport... w/some stuff
'08 Jeep JK X... w/more stuff

It's an AZ LOST JEEPS thing....
other folks don't understand!!

Thanks, AZKJ. I have been out of the buying market for GPS until now. I like the 650 for in Jeep use but it is a little awkward walking around with a rectangle and the flap antennae extended If I get a Garmin unit, I'll be able to use the topo program I already have . The 60CSx looks very interesting.

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2006 Liberty Renegade
OME, Rancho, RRO A arms, RRO roof rails w/ diy cross bars, Dual XHD7714 with Pyle speakers, drop in K&N air filter with home made CAI, 8k smittybilt winch , Sears Platinum P1, in cab winch control, 100w Optilux lights, 7" e-code Hella headlights,245/75-16C Duratracs. DIY rockrails, DIY rear double deck cargo rack.