- Bright 3.5 diagonal color display- 320 x 240 pixels; QVGA TFT display with white backlight- MSN(R) Direct compatible- Features HotFix(TM) technology, which decreases satellite acquisition time- Digital elevation maps at zoom levels of 5 miles & above- Where Am I? feature finds closest hospitals, police stations, gas stations & intersections- Auto time zone- Sleek, ultra-slim design- Easy-to-use touchscreen interface- Turn-by-turn directions with voice guidance- Preloaded with City Navigator(R) - Features detailed maps of US, Canada& Puerto Rico- High-sensitivity GPS receiver- Trip computer records mileage, max speed, total time & more- Built-in travel kit includes picture viewer, world clock, currency & measurement converters & calculator- Micro Secure Digital Card(TM) slot- Includes Garmin Lock(TM) anti-theft feature- Configurable vehicle icons- Choose 2D or 3D maps- Built-in Li-Ion battery lasts up to 4 hours depending on usage- Includes sturdy suction cup mount
Featuring a bright 2.6-Inch LCD color display with built-in basemap and high-sensitivity GPS receiver, the GPSMAP 78 series takes recreational navigation to a whole new level. All three models are waterproof, and include a built-in microSD card slot for loading additional maps and a dedicated MOB (man over board) button.
GPSMAP 541 Series Marine GPS Receiver (GPSMAP 541S; With dual-frequency transducer)
GARMIN 010-00460-00 FISHFINDER 140 GPS Marine. When seeing your targets clearly is the goal, the Fishfinder 140 is the tool. With 240 vertical pixels on a four level grayscale display, you get better separation and contrast. Like all of the new Garmin fishfinders, the 140 features Ultrascroll for fast screen updates, which is ideal for speed applications. The 140 has minimal buttons and intuitive operations. You do not even have to leave the sonar screen to change settings, thanks to a convenient adjustment bar. AutoGain, as well as user adjustable gain, is also standard on all of Garmins new fishfinders.
The key to success in life is knowing where you are, where you've been, and where you're going. Garmin's full-featured GPSMAP 76 puts all of that information in the palm of your hand, mapping your movements off-road or on--and even afloat. Plus, its extensive features, PC connectivity, and extensive add-on map options make it powerful enough for practically any need. About the size of a small paperback book and weighing less than 8 ounces, the GPSMAP 76 fits comfortable in the palm of your hand, but is a bit big to carry in a shirt pocket. Using the unit requires almost no setup. Just put in two AA batteries, turn it on, go outside, and wait. In about a minute or so it will determine your location. It's accurate to about three meters, thanks to the unit's support of WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System), which augments GPS signals for even greater accuracy. Knowing your longitude, latitude, and altitude doesn't mean much without a little context. That's where GPSMAP 76's backlit LCD display comes in, displaying your location on detailed maps. The unit comes with a built-in basemap that includes major roads, railroads, rivers, and lakes for the U.S. and Canada, as well as a high-level worldwide map. The unit also has 8 MB memory for storing maps from optional CD-ROMS; available maps include topographical maps, BlueChart marine cartography maps, as well as city maps with detailed information on city streets and points of interest. The eight buttons, directional rocker thumbpad, and menu-based interface made it simple to access all of the unit's features and customize the display. For instance, it's a simple matter to use the buttons to set and name waypoints and build planned routes. Extra features include information on tides, sunrise and sunset, and a trip computer for seeing how far you've traveled and your average speed. To test the GPSMAP 76, we used the included serial cable, connected it to our PC, and loaded it up with topographical maps using the optional United States topographical map disc. We then hit the road and headed for Muir Beach north of San Francisco. It tracked our progress along Highway 1, and once we reached our destination, we found it very simple to use. It showed both the elevation of the hills as well as the paths we could take. The zoom-in and zoom-out function made it simple to plan out and automatically measure the distance of our intended route. After walking for a while and enjoying the scenery, we used the TracBack mode to guide us back to our car. The unit automatically stores waypoints as you walk along, letting you display the way home clearly on the map. We even used the TracBack capability to guide us on the roads back to the freeway. The GPSMAP 76 comes in handy almost anywhere, whether you're hiking, driving, boating, or wandering around a city as a tourist. Its easy-to-use interface makes it immediately useful to novices, and as you learn to exploit its programmability and features, it can become an extremely powerful navigation tool. --Ken Feinstein Pros: Large backlit LCD WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System) support Automatic TracBack shows you the way back to your start location PC connectivity with wide variety of uploadable maps available Cons: 8 MB built-in memory can't be expanded Too large to fit comfortably in a shirt pocket
GARMIN GPSMAP-640 Car Marine GPS. Garmin International is pleased to announce the new GPSMAP 620 and GPSMAP 640. These two new Garmin products offer elements of the GPSMAP 5000 series marine chartplotters combined with elements of the popular nuvi series for use on the road all in one easy to use device. Portable and powerful, the GPSMAP 620 and GPSMAP 640 feature a high sensitivity GPS receiver and boast a large, super bright 5.2 in WVGA touchscreen display that reacts as users tap and drag through the intuitive user interface. Out of the box, the GPSMAP 640 comes complete with marine and automotive mounts. This true land and sea navigator features preloaded maps such as highly detailed BlueChart g2 marine cartography of the coastal United States /including Alaska, Hawaii and the Bahamas/ as well as highly detailed City Navigator NT road maps for North America.
FREE UP YOUR HANDS TO DRIVE THE BOAT, FISH, OR JUST ENJOY YOUR TIME ON THE WATER. THIS ADJUSTABLE MARINE MOUNT SWIVELS AND TILTS FOR OPTIMUM VIEWING AND HAS A LOCKING MECHANISM TO KEEP UNIT SECURE. ACCEPTS OPTIONAL EXTERNAL POWER ADAPTER FOR QUICK CONNECTION TO A DC POWER SUPPLY.
Featuring a bright 2.6-Inch LCD color display with built-in basemap and high-sensitivity GPS receiver, the GPSMAP 78 series takes recreational navigation to a whole new level. All three models are waterproof, and include a built-in microSD card slot for loading additional maps and a dedicated MOB (man over board) button.
Featuring a bright 2.6-Inch LCD color display with built-in basemap and high-sensitivity GPS receiver, the GPSMAP 78 series takes recreational navigation to a whole new level. All three models are waterproof, and include a built-in microSD card slot for loading additional maps and a dedicated MOB (man over board) button.
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