How narrow a trail will they erase?
1352108
I'm not sure what your question is but with a sand paper you can sharpen the tip down to a sharp tip to make as narrow a line as you would desire
1352109
I narrow the tip to a point by running the motor while pressing the edges of the eraser on paper. Takes seconds to do this and makes it possible to erase a very small spot.
1352110
I use an erase shield so it can erase a very narrow area. If the sides of the eraser are used, it can erase a very precise area. I use it for hand drafting architectural drawings.
1352111
The eraser is 5mm, the same size of a "0" on a credit card. If you use the edge of the eraser, you can erase pencil lines. When my daughter is getting down to business, she will run the eraser until she forms a point, in order to eraser very small areas. Hope this helps!
1352112
You can use the very top flat part to erase larger areas. To erase very narrow lines you will turn the eraser tip to the side. It takes a bit of practice to learn how to control the eraser for that purpose as the unit it's self is a workhorse. I don't know how I lived without mine! I will never be without one again for sure. I'm sure you will enjoy it as much.
1352113
Hi, The erasers spins so it depends how you hold it. It is a little over 3/16" across so on the edge I think you could erase about a 1/8" path. It is really a great little tool. I use rechargeable batteries in it. You will wonder how you ever lived without it.
1837542
No it can not be removed without sawing the stick off just above the metal part. You wouldn't want it to fall off on the trail.
15207
The ends have plastic caps. I suppose you could take them off. That length of track would get kinda wobbly but I suppose it could be done.
1367832
I'm thinking it would have to be a very small suv. They are only about 2 feet high. I wouldn't recommend these steps for anything. The quality is missing and they don't have to take them back so you can't even try them first.
2059996
Thanks for the help. I've set the tracking to "auto least often" and that seems to nail the distance pretty well. Did a measured 2.6 mile hike out and back through some fairly heavy cover and got 2.63 one way and 2.65 the other. Close enough. Funny though, Garmin "admitted" this was an accuracy problem. Told me the fix was downloadable on their site, with the Web Updater, but I've decided not to mess with it. Don't want their gremlins crawling around inside unless I have no choice.
576212
The 62st has pre-loaded topographic maps + 3.5 vice 1.7 GB memory. I highly recommend the topo maps if you're going on the trail.
919434
I don't think so. I wouldn't want to. It would take away from the way this track was designed.
755277
No. Neither the maps or the trails on them are 100% accurate. And private lands are not usually marked.
1850870
You bet. Leaves, bugs, rain, snow; it all makes a photo. Make sure you set it up where there's action on the trail and you'll get a few keepers for each 20 you throw away.
1161390
Anything solid that will give a return signal. Brush or bushes won't work. Animals, trees, rocks and prominent earth structures will.
1498057
yes, you can be returned by the same route that traces using the option "way points", it is important to highlight those areas of importance for better orientation upon return, especially where there is no road or the topography is quite complex, it is a very good team, I recommend
1888219
I have taken trails that I have never been on, turned the Tracker on and the arrow will point to the direction back to camp. It doesn't show the route you took....It is a High Tech Compass and it will count down in meters as you get closer to camp.
2274957
I watch elk coming out of the woods at 2-2.5 miles. it wouldn't work well to spot them in the woods at that distance, but at a mile or less I bet it would be great.
2100623
Not very... Have been on some very dusty trails in Michigan this year. Gets alot of dust inside. On the plus side it cleans off with a hose very easy.
169196
It will be a trail and error though, stand specific. May even need a little peel & stick velcro to add stability.
910322
Garmin's are amazing for exactly what you want. If the user is experienced with maps, I'd recommend getting a model that offers Topographic maps which will help with route planning if they're going off-trail.
337630
There really isn't a minimum. The wall rails are in sections and worst case they could be cut.