Re: even more GPS stuff, And a plug

[KEGLER916@xxxxxxx]

Not only do they work great on a bike they are cool as hell (huh)? On your 
next plane ride. Some of the stats I picked up from West Palm Beach to Vegas 
this past week was:
Max speed: 607 mph (show that to your Hayabusa buds)
Moving Avg. 450 mph
Front wheels off the ground 165 mph
Complete lift off 185 mph
Landing speed was a low of 161 mph and a high of 187 mph.
both types of aircraft 757 / 767 seemed to lock on 501 mph once at cruising 
speed.
How many times have you landed at your hometown airport and just can't get 
figure out what route the pilot is taking? It's no longer a mystery with 
these little tools.
Mine is a emap by Garmin and I paid 189.00 for it from Sports Authority. The 
emap deluxe is 50.00 more and a better value because it comes with a PC 
interface cable and one 8MB memory cartridge. I purchased this particular 
model because Motorcycle Consumer news recommended it (April 2000)
  Thanks list for all the talk on GPS. I'm having a ball with mine. The trip 
computer function is really cool for finding out the top speed for the ride 
you just took. Isn't technology great?  Also, you must be in a window seat 
and aim the unit at the window to get a strong enough signal.
Ron Dixon
Lake Worth, FL
00 ST
97 900RR
00 Dr 650
<< On the bike, there is
 never a need for the external antennae, and it actually works really
 well in a closed car too, much better than the previous generation
 receivers. >>

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