Nat Geo Maps NavPro Exam

 
Jun 26, 2008 4:17pm
Jeff C
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Are you a mapping expert? GPS guru? Put your skills to the test by completing our National Geographic NavPro exam. As a NatGeo NavPro, you will be an ambassador of our products and brand, as well as an evangelist for the importance of navigation to others who participate in any outdoor travel. There are perks for you, too.

If you get 100% correct you will get a free TOPO! State product activated in your TOPO! Explorer account.

Download our NavPro Exam

 
Jun 27, 2008 2:22pm
Oly Hiker
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Hey Jeff

As a National Geographic Maps pro and GPS pro and you recommend a good GPS unit for use with both the TOPO state series and a Mac. My Mac is a couple of years old now and I can’t run Windows on it so I think the Magellans are out.

Thanks

 
Jun 27, 2008 3:23pm
Jeff C
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Oly Hiker,

If you are willing to live with out a quality map on your GPS unit, and always take a paper map & compass with you, I would recommend the Garmin 60CSx unit. I own one and love the fact that it has a Sirf Star III high sensitivity low power consumption chipset. I would also recommend any of the etrex HC units.

If you are willing to wait alittle while, Magellan is going to make the Tritons MAC compatable, then I would consider a Triton unit where you would be able to transfer a NG Maps 24k customized map image.

I hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions.
Jeff C

 
Jul 2, 2008 9:12am
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Congratulations to our first 2 National Geographic NavPro’s – Busby & Grasscatcher.

 
Jul 11, 2008 10:36pm
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Congratulations to Bob Leonard our third Nat Geo NavPro and the FIRST with a perfect score.

Bob, you Rock!!

 
Jul 24, 2008 11:44pm
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Congratulations to Mike Swope and ctxguide.com our fourth and fifth Nat Geo Maps NavPro’s.