Garmin Gps 72 Handheld Navigator
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We're going to take a look at the best retail handheld GPS systems, starting with the Garmin GPS 60CSx Handheld GPS Navigator. The navigator is an older model, but a screaming deal at around $275 retail. Weighing in at a compact seven and a half ounces doesn't stop it from delivering highly exact tracking. It also features 64 megs of memory, a waterproof case, and a built in compass and altimeter. Another nice feature is the automatic track log, which may store up to 20 tracks with 500 point each. You get odometer, stopped time, moving average, total time and max speed out of the box from the trip computer. USB and serial port interfaces make it quick and easy to upload or download data. For geocaching fans, there's built in aid for treasure hunting as well! Next up is the Garmin eTrex Vista HCx Color High-Sensitivity Mapping Handheld GPS. At an even more bargain price of around $200, the Hcx is sure to deliver bang for your buck. It comes with a WAAS-enabled receiver, so you're not sacrificing high-sensitivity for the price point. Like the 60SCx, there is a built in compass and altimeter. Unique amid handheld GPS schemes is the Vista HCx's button layout. There are five buttons on each side of the unit, which frees up the valuable frontal real-estate for the display, making it very easy to view your maps at all times. You likewise get a waterproof housing, and geocaching mode. The HCx may go for up to 25 hours on a couple of AA batteries.
Acquire Satellites Quickly Use on Land or Water Whether on water or land, the GPS 72H may save up to 500 of your bestloved places in memory and point you to your destination (no street or terrain maps). Store Important Data What's in the Box |










