I'm talking I need the best GPS device....money is no object...I need a handheld device that will put me within a foot of a GPS coordinate that is 6 digits past the decimal (42.123456).
Anyone have any idea?
this is more what I am after...anything comparable to this?
http://www.trimble.com/mappingGIS/geoxh6000.aspx?dtID=key_benefits
It is accurate to within inches...costs $5000.00
KevinB
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Garmin by far but there are also other options with this. I have a droid x and the navigation that comes on the phone is amazing. I can literally get exact directions. I've never had a problem with it and the picture quality on areal view is unbelievable. I would say get a new phone if your with verizon. Good luck:)
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Any good android cell phone will work. My cell phone app will give me the exact latitude and longitude and address of any location I am at. It gives me accurate door to door driving directions better than any navigation system I have ever had in my car.
Carl N
About that money is no object... http://shop.delorme.com/OA_HTML/DELibeCCtpSctDspRte.jsp?section=10460
EDIT: Don't know. I didn't get to test the trimble :-) Delorme has a support site. I think you're not going to get inches accuracy with the PN series