Can't decide between this and the Barronett GR250BT. Can anybody help me decide?
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I'm 6'1" 320 lbs I have no problems getting in or out of it. The windows are just the right hight for both bow and gun hunting. There's plenty of room in this thing.
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The Big Game Ravage is pretty solid, easy and for a big guy has a whole lot of room. I like it and it works for me.
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Paulo, The Grundig 750 is a small portable radio whereas the 800 is a very heavy, professional like radio. Just compare the size and weight, the difference is like night and day. This does not mean that the 750 is not good enough. The 750 gives professional performance in a lighter package. Depending on what your needs are the 750 may be the right radio for you. Without doubt the 800 will outperform the 750 but only a very experience short wave listener would know. There are a few features on the 800 that are not available on the 750, just compare the specs. If you do not notice the difference, than you should start with the 750 just for its ease of use.
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The Vedetta 650g is much better. It has a greater detection range, bigger screen, and is EXCELLENT. Why buy last year's model when the price is about the same?
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I do not have or ever used a model XTR-140 0r 145---The XTR-265 I currently use in one of my vehicles is well worth the moneyI paid. If you have a companion that is annoyed with the sound of loud units, the 265 is what you want, it lets you know in a more refined way. Has some false signals but most of the time, it is your best highway friend. I like Whistler Detectors.
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I personally like the iCharger line. I have a 106B that works great for my needs.
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I also own both and I like them equally. Whichever was the cheaper, I'd buy that one. Although I do like the more matte screen surface of the 226BW.PS: It is tricky (and extremely important) to get the contrast/brightness set juuuuust right.
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I was trying to choose between the same two. However, with the recent price break on the TT it is a no brainer. The two are both good basic GPS's without any frills. Both have comparable maps. I do believe that the TT is more configurable and the "planned / advanced routing feature" of the TT is great. The only benefit that the Garmin provides is better battery life. However, I will always be using this with a power cord anyhow so it really doesn't matter.
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What Dlrwilliams said seems right. Anyways i lost this and replaced it with an "MRBT200" from Boss. This thing is AMAZING. Pyle unit didn't even go half as loud as this one, i feel like Pyle ripped me off and everyone that buys that other piece. I guess this MRBT200 will actually hit the market for the same price in about a month or two. Right now i have a sample from a friend who got it
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I did a lot of research and this is the one I decided to get. Try checking it out at www.dpreview.com. They have excellent reviews and you can do side-by-side comparisons.
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I'm using it in a Nordictrack but I'd hold off if I was you. They have been having a nightmare since November when they upgraded their servers causing huge numbers of users (mine included) not to work reliably. Check out the ifit support pages not the headline posts but the users responses and make sure they've fixed it before you spend your cash.
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yep - i agree - i ALMOST ordered it last night...glad I didn't. even more interesting will be the price they'll have when it's offered by amazon direct - i am still trying to decide between the 765T and the 265 WT, which, by the way has become 7 bucks cheaper than last night !!!MediaHub - i feel like we will both end up with a good in-car nav - let's keep in touch here and try to make a good decision. www.gpsrmagazine.com has a great review/analysis of 265WT and 765T...
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I would suggest reading the reviews on CNET.com & AMAZON.com for in-depth information from users. Personally I love it! But there is a learning curve to the X500, but that's due to the plethora of features & options for each shot. You can get as close as 2" away, if there's enough light, for great micro-shots. Compare them feature for feature, & whichever matches your photography style best will be your choice. I generally keep mine in auto mode & have it at the ready. It hasn't let me down yet... I am also building a recipe book & the food picts looks mighty tasty! For the features, 16MP & the price I would choose the GE again! I would suggest reading the reviews on CNET.com & AMAZON.com for in-depth information from users. Personally I love it! But there is a learning curve to the X500, but that's due to the plethora of features & options for each shot. You can get as close as 2" away, if there's enough light, for great micro-shots. Compare them feature for feature, & whichever matches your photography style best will be your choice. I generally keep mine in auto mode & have it at the ready. It hasn't let me down yet... I am also building a recipe book & the food picts looks mighty tasty! For the features,... » Read More I would suggest reading the reviews on CNET.com & AMAZON.com for in-depth information from users. Personally I love it! But there is a learning curve to the X500, but that's due to the plethora of features & options for each shot. You can get as close as 2" away, if there's enough light, for great micro-shots. Compare them feature for feature, & whichever matches your photography style best will be your choice. I generally keep mine in auto mode & have it at the ready. It hasn't let me down yet... I am also building a recipe book & the food picts looks mighty tasty! For the features, 16MP & the price I would choose the GE again! « Show Less
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Not familiar with the other model. My requirements were extremely basic - provide a flute to multiple grandchildren who were fighting over a single one and for that the 20BG was perfect!
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There is no difference. I purchased mine directly from Grizzly for under $500. Works great, no regrets.
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Thank you, Jerry. I really appreciate your note and your help. It sounds like the e250 may do what I need, but if you don't mind could you try leaving it off for a few hours or overnight to see if it still "remembers" where it was? If the e250 can hold its place for the ten hours or so between my two commutes I'll buy one in a heartbeat. <s>
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I have both the 255 and the 265WT. Both have the same chip and processor. Both to me are just as fast. The 265WT has bluetooth capability and has a different charger. The car charger that comes with the 265WT is the traffic receiver GTM25 FM cable (double strand thicker cable). The 255 is cute and compact but comes with just the car charger no traffic (single strand cable). The 255 works with the GTM25 FM cable that comes with the 265WT. Both are excellent GPS units. The only question you need to ask yourself is: Do I need bluetooth? If bluetooth is important to you, buy the 265T with the GTM25 car charger and traffic receiver. You can also buy the GTM25 cable from Garmin Website for $119 or buy elsewhere for less money. The traffic does not work in some areas (check your area), but here in Los Angeles County, it works well and to me is worth it. The price difference is $40 to $60 bucks from the 255 to the 265T (which you can easily blow on having dinner out) The GTM25 cable if bought separately is $80 to $120 bucks. You are probably better better off with the 265T if Traffic Service is available in your area. Edmund
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I think you mean the 855. It's cheaper than the 885, even when you add in the GTM20. I think that's what I'll do.