Looking for small GPS

[CodeRed225]

I was wondering what you guys use for GPS. Would one of those garmin watch units work? The ones for running? I think this would be an excellent tuning tool, but my handheld garmin is a bit bulky.

-Red

[Speedracer128]

I'm also looking for a small gps and not sure what my options are either. I prefer one that is easy on the pocket lol but more interested in quality.

I finally have my boat mostly dialed in after upgrading it so its time to figure how my minor adjustments are affecting my speeds

[grsboats]

You can go with a Voltron 2(same as Hobby King was selling) unit if space is an issue or with a forreruner garmin if budget is ok.I've been using a Garmin etrex for years even on my small boats.Have tried all kind of cheap ones and have had lot of misreadings so invest in a good unit.

[Speedracer128]

I have a MG so size isn't an issue there but I have a barbwire for my so I'd like to have a GPS small enough to fit in his boat and I would only want one if it is accurate. But thanks for the info i will look into those

[Peter A]

I have a Nokia C5-00 phone, it is a crappy phone but it has a gps function that records max speed. This is something that I just discovered a couple of weeks ago, so it now doubles as my gps. A couple of ziplok bags and we good to go! The phone is smaller and lighter then a garmin etrek 10.

[Powerboat 5000]

I'm running a garmin etrex 10, it's pretty accurate and is easy on the pocket.

[Philmunsterman]

I like the garmin 201. Small and has a rechargable battery.

[Chilli]

I second the Voltron. Very small and plugs into your receiver for power. I used a Garmin Forerunner 201 for a while but I had problems with it shutting down during a run.

http://www.velocity-rc.com/cgi-bin/vrc/prod/manager.cgi?action=show&pid=59

[kacordy]

I bought the Voltron 2. I run it on the small lipo that came with it. $117 and your good to go.

Allen

[CodeRed225]

That voltron looks to be the ticket. Thanks for the info!!