Best SIMPLE Non-Speaking GPS For Mexico
My son-in-law just asked me to get him a GPS. I told him he would probably have to keep it double sealed in zip=loc bags on his 24' lancha. A basic GPS with good reliability up to 5 miles offshore ...
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Garmin, no doubt. Handheld units are immersion class 7 i.e. you can drop it in water. No need in ziplock bag. Many of them are still push-button, not touch-screen. I'm not even sure if their hand-held waterproof units have any with touch-screen. Still have one from my kayaking, don't remember how many years, very rugged.
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/on-the-water/handhelds-wrist-worn/cOnTheWater-cHandhelds-p1.html
Change US icon to Mex on top, it will show local dealers, but it's cheaper in the US of course.
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/on-the-water/handhelds-wrist-worn/cOnTheWater-cHandhelds-p1.html
Change US icon to Mex on top, it will show local dealers, but it's cheaper in the US of course.
