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Never happened to me once. And I routinely run in pretty thick trees. Never even a blip. In fact, I've never lost the signal indoors, with one exception: stepping into an elevator nixes it. Either you happen to live somewhere with crappy satellite coverage - or your unit ain't working right. Or mine is magical.
It's happened to me only one time in 7 months. I couldn't get the signal back, whatever I tried.
I live in NYC, and run in parks without much tree cover, so I'd suspect satelite coverage is not the problem and, at least according to my fiance, I'm workin' it right
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I think your garmin is magical. Especially if it works indoors.
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I've lost mine in heavy cover, but almost always it reacquires within a few seconds of clearing the trees.
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