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John Spencer 3
07/01/06 17:33
 Lowland rambler 3 forum posts
Dave

I don't know, because I've never used a Geko, but I think it has the more sophisticated, helical, antenna, and the way it's held matters less.

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Colin Cadden
07/01/06 23:08
 Lowland rambler 1318 forum posts 1 photo 3 reviews
Geko is best held horizontally. I usually have mine clipped onto the shoulder strap of my ruacksack - right up on top of the shoulder.
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Mal Mawr
08/01/06 00:15
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I have a Geko 101 and I try to carry it horizontally but no matter how I try I always forget. It doesn't seem to matter as I've only ever had a problem with it once and that was definitely due to operator error.
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Matt C
08/01/06 13:02
 Himalayan mountaineer 20672 forum posts 883 photos 2 articles 20 bookmarks
I have a Geko 201, carried on a rucksack strap but it tends to be vertical or horizontal on its side (if that makes sense) depending which sac. Never noticed any problem either way in general use. The only times I've ever struggles with signal are places like dense woodland or close in under a cliff/gully where you'd expect that with most GPS units anyway.
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