Re: [Hampshire] GPS for walking that talks to Linux

> You can then specify coordinates within those squares using
> eastings and northings to the required accuracy: so SU424155 is the
> entrance to the Zepler building where we have meetings, to 100m
> accuracy.

Well strictly speaking SU424155 is a 100m square containing the entrance to
the Zepler building. There is a difference.

I use an old Garmin GPS12, b/w display, very basic but will give you an OSGB
reference if you just want to do spot checks on the map. Plenty on ebay for
under 100UKP.

Never had a signal problem with it but then again I normally only use it for
sailing with :-S

Tony

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