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AmbiCom GPS-CF$63.00 to $83.00
Tags:ambicom, gps-cf, | Furuno GP7000F NT$1,689.00 to $2,637.00
Tags:furuno, gp7000f, nt, | Garmin eTrex Summit$165.00 to $299.00
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Garmin Rino 110
The Rino 110 is a GPS-enabled handheld that integrates radio functionality to provide two-way communications. It's waterproof, can send communications up to five miles (using GMRS channels), and can "beam" your exact location to another Rino user within a two-mile range (on the FRS spectrum) using "Position Reporting". And because the Rino 110 has standard FRS capabilities, you can talk to friends or family who own conventional FRS radios.The Rino 110 has a built-in city point data base, with 1 MB of internal memory for additional points-of-interest data that can be downloaded from a MapSource Points of Interest CD-ROM.Minimize
Garmin GPSMAP 76CSx
Safely find your way through the great outdoors with the Garmin GPSMAP 76CSx. Sporting a highly sensitive GPS receiver, the GPSMAP 76CSx can quickly and accurately chart a course through the wilderness without being impeded by dense tree cover or deep canyons. An included barometric altimeter and electronic compass give you an unprecedented level of accuracy over pinpointing your location and with the bright, color TFT display you can easily distinguish details on the screen, even while viewing in direct sunlight. The GPSMAP 76CSx is also fully waterproof and even floats in water.Minimize
Garmin GPSMAP 4212
This preloaded, offshore chartplotter combines the power of networking with brilliant color and slim-line design. The GPSMAP 4212 has preloaded BlueChart® g2 maps of the U.S. coast and displays them on a whopping 12.1” XGA display with crisp, video-quality resolution. By connecting to the Garmin Marine Network, you can add sonar, radar and weather. For even more enhanced features, you can add the optional Bluechart g2 Vision card.Minimize
Garmin Forerunner 101
The Forerunner 101 offers athletes and recreational walkers and runners an entry-level personal training device with GPS. It has the same features as the Forerunner 201, but operates on two AAA batteries. The Forerunner 101 stores lap histories for up to two years to provide an archive of workout performance over time. Users can retrieve lap data for previous workouts by date, week, month, or over a specific time interval. For business travelers who want to train on the road, the Forerunner 101 also doubles as a navigator. Users can mark their hotel as a specific location, see their current position on the plotter display, and follow an electronic breadcrumb trail back to their starting point.Minimize