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 Montana 650t
The Montana 650t is a GPS with the photographic memory as well as a microSD card slot, barometric altimeter, electronic compass.
Montana 650t combines rugged outdoor touchscreen navigation with a 5 megapixel digital camera.Price: $995
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Rino 650
Rino 650 combines a 5 watt UHF two way radio with a glove-friendly color touchscreen GPS.
The Rino 650 is packed full of powerful features like a barometric altimeter and 3-axis compass.Price: $745
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Oregon 550
The Oregon 550 is a GPS with the photographic memory as well as a microSD card slot, barometric altimeter, electronic compass.
Oregon 550 combines rugged outdoor touchscreen navigation with a 3.2 megapixel digital camera.Price: $865
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Oregon 450t
The Oregon 450t features a touchscreen with pre-loaded Garmin topo and street mapping.
Oregon 450t has a high-sensitivity receiver, microSD card slot, barometric altimeter, electronic compass, and picture viewer.Price: $795
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Oregon 450
The Oregon 450 features a touchscreen along with a built-in basemap, a high-sensitivity receiver, microSD card slot, barometric altimeter, electronic compass, and picture viewer. It has a tough, sunlight-readable, colour, touchscreen display.Price: $695
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Dakota 20
The Dakota 20features a touchscreen along with a built-in basemap, a high-sensitivity receiver, microSD card slot, barometric altimeter, electronic compass, and picture viewer. It has a tough, sunlight-readable, colour, touchscreen display.Price: $555
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GPSMap 62s
The GPSMAP 62s handheld navigator features a 3-axis tilt-compensated compass, a barometric altimeter and photo navigation.
This GPS has a quad helix antenna, has a high-speed USB connection, a sleek new design and connects wirelessly to compatible Garmin handhelds.
Price: $605
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GPSMap 62
The newly designed GPSMAP 62 handheld navigator features a sunlight-readable 65K color screen.
Rugged and waterproof, GPSMAP 62 features a quad helix antenna for unparalleled reception and sleek new design. Price: $505
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eTrex 30
The eTrex 30 has a high-sensitivity receiver.
It has a built-in electronic compass, and its barometric altimeter tracks changes in pressure to pinpoint your precise altitude. Adding maps is easy with eTrex 30's microSD card slot.
Price: $445
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eTrex 20
The eTrex 20 has a high-sensitivity receiver.
It has an easier-to-use interface, paperless geocaching and expanded mapping capabilities
Price: $295
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eTrex 10
The eTrex 10 has a high-sensitivity receiver which holds a GPS signal in the toughest environments.
This GPS also has a bright color screen, a worldwide basemap and paperless geocaching.
Price: $195
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Foretrex 401
The Foretrex 401 is a slim wrist-mounted GPS navigator with barometric altimeter and electronic compass, perfect for outdoor activities that require the use of both hands.
Price: $425
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Foretrex 301
The Foretrex 301 is a slim wrist-mounted GPS navigator perfect for outdoor activities that require the use of both hands.
Price: $355
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GPS Mapping
There are 3 types of mapping:
1. City Navigator
2. Topographic mapping
3. Bluecharts (marine)
NZTM coordinates
If you have a GPS that doesn't have NZTM coordinates on it, download
NZTM instructions
to find out how to set your GPS up.
GPS facts
The first GPS satellite was launched in March, 1978.
Each satellite weighs approximately 1,000 kilograms and is about 8 metres across with the solar panels extended.
Transmitter power is only 50 watts, or less!
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GPS FAQ
All you ever wanted to know about GPS.
If you've got a question to which you can't find an answer, then email and ask us. We'll do our best to answer.
GPS Accuracy
The accuracy of a position determined with GPS depends on the type of receiver.
Most hand-held GPS units have about 8-15 metre accuracy.
When the system was created, timing errors were inserted into GPS transmissions to limit the accuracy of non-military GPS receivers to about 100 metres.
This part of GPS operations, called Selective Availability, was eliminated in October 2000.
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