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    Default Garmin GPSMAP 76CSx

    Haven't been here for years, very surprised my user/pass still work.

    Anyway,
    I lived in AK for almost 35 years and have had 2 Garmin GPS's.
    I believe the 1st one was Garmin GPS 12.
    That should date me.
    Years later, I wanted a mappimg function and marine use.
    So, I bought a Garmin GPSMAP 76CSx.
    I used it for back country foot and vehicle travel and kayak travel.
    I'm still using it.
    I've never seen a newer GPS that can outdo it.
    And, it still works very well.
    I now live in Hawaii and have only been using it recently to survey my property to locate corner posts and such.
    I occasionally use it to check oh vehicle travels.

    Batteries went bad and leaked inside.
    So, I shelved it, thinking about throwing it away.
    After about 2 years I went back to look at it to probably toss it.
    It's working again just as well as when new.

    So, why am I here?
    I am familiar with this GPS.
    When I turned it on this morning for the 1st time in a long time, the signal strength bars on the opening page now have multiple colors.
    They were only one color before, grey. Now I see grey, red and I think yellow colored signal bars for the satelites.
    Signal strength is supposedly indicated by the height length of the bars.
    What's going on?


    EDIT:
    I found it.
    The menu for the opening satellite page gives an option for single or multi colors, never knew that till now.
    Probably should use it more often.
    Last edited by solo_voyager; 31st January 2022 at 06:47 AM.

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