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About LinkBacksR93, in my personal experience, GPS navigation just makes you lazy.Originally Posted by R93
Maybe just me , but I've found that I am a lot more spatially aware when working only with map and compass. I tend to check position and bearing a lot more often with map than when working with GPS waypoints.
On several occasions I've made direction turn errors when looking at small map on GPS screen...
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