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"As other stated above, almost any GPSr you buy will allow this via Mark -&gt; edit coords. \nYou'll probably be happier with a unit that will hook up to a computer, so you don't have to do ALL your coords this way.  I've got a Legend and a friend has a Gecko, and I see how frustrated he gets when he has to punch in every single freakin' waypoint. \n  \nEverything else is just gravy.  High sensitivity receiver is nice, but not necessary, ditto for maps, color, etc.  The main thing is how it works for YOU.  I really don't like my Legend's click-stick, especially when in the car or riding my bike. Loads of people love that form factor and are willing to live with the click stick.  Narrow your choices and go somewhere that sells those models, and play with 'em in person.  That way you'll know whether you like it before you part with the cash. \n"
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