Magellan Meridian manual and cable -freebie
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Magellan Meridian manual and cable -freebie
Can anyone here use a Magellan Meridian "Quick Start Guide" and/or the proprietary serial cable for a Meridian? They are sitting here in my way and whoever can use them can have them. Can deliver to the NWOGEO party this Sunday if you're going. Also have a VERY dead Meridian Gold if you want it. It didn't like it's dunking in the Maumee River.
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Re: Magellan Meridian manual and cable -freebie
What did you get to replace it?
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Re: Magellan Meridian manual and cable -freebie
I got a Magellan Explorer XL quite a long time ago. Really wanted to go with a Garmin since Magellan's "customer service" is so deplorable, but they don't make one with the larger screen that I need when riding the motorcycle. So far its been a real nice unit.
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Re: Magellan Meridian manual and cable -freebie
Yogi loads geocaches into a Garmin Nuvi. They have screens from 3.5 to about 5.5in. You could use the Explorer for the final stage hunt.
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Re: Magellan Meridian manual and cable -freebie
I'm giving that some considerable thought. Easier to get mobile mounts too.