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Garmin GPSMAP 78sGarmin international is pleased to announce the next generation in marinehandhelds: the GPSMAP 78 series. Incorporating a sleek new design andmust-have features these rugged units are a great fit in Garmin'sbest-selling lineup of color marine handhelds and they float!Featuring a bright 2.6-inch LCD color display with built-in basemap and highsensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix the GPSMAP 78 series takes recreational navigation to a new level. All three models are waterproof include a built-in microSD card slot for loading additional maps and have a dedicated MOB (man over board) button. Sensor versions (78s and 78sc) also offer wireless route and waypoint sharing with other patible units.If you're looking for the ultimate high-performance marine handheld takeyour pick from the GPSMAP 78 series.Features:High-sensitivity WAAS-enabled GPS receiver and HotFixFloatsRugged waterproof (IEC 60529 IPX7)Worldwide built-in basemap with shaded relief1.7 GB of internal memory plus microSD card slot for optional mappingand data storage Wirelessly share thumbnails routes tracks waypoints and geocachesbetween patible unitsBright 2.6" LCD sunlight readable color display (160 x 240 pixels)3-axis pass provides accurate heading even when the unit is not held level (78s 78sc)Barometric altimeter tracks pressure changes to pinpoint your precise altitude and to help monitor weather (78s78sc)High-speed USB interface (78s 78sc) and NMEA 0183 (GPSMAP 78 series)Up to 20 hours of battery life; battery type: 2AA (not included) NiMH or lithium remendedWeight: 7.7 oz. with batteriesPackage Includes:Unit USB cable wrist strap and quick start manual Product : GARMIN GPSMAP 78S HANDHELD GPS Manufacturer : GARMIN Manufacturer Part No : 010-00864-01 UPC : 753759100919

MAPSEND Blue Nav CD

The Magellan MapSend BlueNav Magellan MapSend BlueNav CD-ROM (North America) offers the most complete detailed marine cartography for the waterways of North America available anywhere. The CD-ROM includes 83 local North American navigational charts that are based on Navionics Gold charts, making them the most advanced marine cartography on the market today. With Magellan MapSend BlueNav Charts, beginning boaters will be able to navigate unfamiliar waterways with the confidence of a veteran navigator, and professional navigators will know they have the latest and most reliable information on the waterways that they need in order to deliver their passengers and their cargo safely. Magellan MapSend BlueNav Charts are designed to be used in Magellan handheld GPS receivers and GPS chart plotters, including the Magellan Meridian Gold, Marine, Platinum and Color or Magellan SporTrak Pro, SporTrak Pro Marine and SporTrak Color. The charts can also be read on a compatible personal computer. (See Technical Specifications for System Requirements.) Each chart features large, highly detailed coverage areas and enhanced marine navigation information, including marine currents, tides, port services and detailed descriptions of marinas. Each chart also provides updated information on emergency services available, offering navigators the added security of knowing where to find help when it is needed. In order to download charts to your unit, the product must be activated. (See below for details.) Once your CD is activated, MapSend BlueNav charts can be uploaded from your computer to a Secure Digital (SD) memory card (not included) for use with your Magellan Meridian GPS receiver or directly to the built-in memory of your SporTrak Pro GPS receiver. The Magellan MapSend BlueNav CD-ROM (North America) is ideal for mariners who wish to use a large number of charts interchangeably by over-writing new charts for each new journey. With Magellan MapSend BlueNav Local Charts and a Magellan GPS Receiver, navigators have access to all the information they need at the tips of their fingers. Each chart includes information on currents and tides, as well as detailed descriptions of marinas, and with MapSend BlueNav Local Charts, the latest information for the nearest services or closest port with emergency facilities is a finger tip away, making navigation through unfamiliar waterways safer and easier than ever. Magellan MapSend BlueNav Charts allow boaters to truly enjoy the water by providing them with the security, convenience and peace of mind that they need. Coverage 83 Local Navigational Charts covering North American waterways What's in the Box One CD-ROM Activation To unlock your Magellan MapSend BlueNav software call toll-free in the U.S.: (866) 339-0487, or online at https://www.magellangps.com/en/products/keys.asp

Garmin's exclusive line of BlueChart marine cartography products is designed to provide interactive viewing of detailed nautical chart data. These detailed electronic nautical charts look just like paper charts when displayed on your Garmin chart plotter. Descriptive details for features typically found on nautical charts can easily be viewed with a simple key press. Cursor movements over the chart provide descriptions for contour depths, chart number, navaid name, and much more. BlueChart data includes shaded depth contours, intertidal zones, spot soundings, wrecks, navaids, port plans, restricted areas, cable areas, anchorages, and more. Additionally, BlueCharts include information from the paper chart used in the digitization process, such as chart number, name, scale, revision date, and Notice-to-Mariners date. Three MapSource BlueChart CD-ROMs are available: Americas, Atlantic, and Pacific. The Pacific CD-ROM covers the Pacific Rim region and Australia. One CD-ROM contains BlueChart data for an entire region. MapSource BlueChart is a Microsoft Windows-based program that uses Garmin Unlock technology, allowing you to use one coverage area from the CD-ROM when initially purchased and to purchase additional coverage areas. Internet access is recommended for the unlock process. Compatible products include these Garmin marine chart plotters: GPSMAP 176, GPSMAP 176C, GPSMAP 182, GPSMAP 188 Sounder, GPSMAP 232, GPSMAP 238 Sounder, GPSMAP 2006, and the GPSMAP 2010. BlueChart CD-ROMs are also compatible with Garmin GPS receivers that accept map data, including the GPSMAP 76, eTrex Vista, and eTrex Legend.

This CD-ROM allows you to put the world's best cartography directly on your GPSMAP 76, GPSMAP 162, and GPSMAP 168, eTrex Legend, Vista and GPS V.MapSource BlueChart CD Rom's by Garmin are available for 3 different Zones: Americas, Atlantic, and Pacific (Australia, Asia). With the purchase of a BlueChart CD Rom, you will acess to ONE region of coverage within that Zone. Each Blue Chart Region Unlock Certificate allows you to gain access to ONE additional coverage area. The CD has the same features as the pre-programmed charts as well as real-time track plotting on PC. The large coverage area mirrors that of the pre-programmed charts.Complementing Garmin's new line of handheld mapping units and marine chartplotters, BlueChart cartography is designed to provide interactive viewing of detailed nautical chart data. BlueChart provides navigators with innovative object oriented cartography. Descriptive details for features typically found on nautical charts can easily be viewed with a simple key press. Cursor movements over the chart provide descriptions for contour depth, chart number, navaid name, and much, much more. When displayed on a Garmin chartplotter, BlueChart offers you a paper chart-like appearance. This data will include shaded depth contours, inter-tidal zones, spot soundings, wrecks, navaids, port plans, restricted areas, cable areas, anchorages and more. Additionally, BlueChart includes chart numbers, name, scales, revision dates and Notice to Mariner dates. BlueChart offers detailed paper chart-like, vector cartography in large coverage areas so choosing your desired region is easy.

Use the DataSend CD-ROM with your Magellan GPS 315 or GPS 320 global-positioning-system receiver to find North American points of interest. To use this product, first find the information you need on the DataSend CD using your PC or laptop's CD-ROM drive. Among the 50,000 points of interest available on this CD are museums, amusement parks, wineries, campgrounds, boat harbors, nautical navigation aids, ATMs, tourist attractions, and parks. For example, if you're interested in visiting amusement parks in South Florida, you can download a listing of them from this CD-ROM along with their addresses and phone numbers, then transfer the information to your GPS device. The parks will then appear on the GPS unit's plotter screen, allowing you to find your way to the fun--on foot, or by bike or car--using the unit's satellite navigation capabilities. You can upload up to 20,000 points of interest to your GPS device at one time, and customize it to show the destinations you want. To use the DataSend CD-ROM, you need either a Magellan GPS 315 or 320, a PC with Windows 95, 98 or NT 4.0 or higher, and a CD-ROM drive. To link your GPS unit and your PC, you need a PC cable, also sold separately. This product is designed for Magellan GPS units and contains information specific to North America.

With information on thousands of Points of Interest (POI) around the world, the new DataSend(TM) CD-ROM from Magellan Corp. enables tourists, motorists and outdoor enthusiasts to maximize the potential of GPS technology. Now, when using either of Magellans hand-held GPS receivers, SporTrak, the GPS 315 or GPS 320, travelers can find such diverse destinations as museums, amusement parks, wineries, campgrounds, boat harbors and more. For example, travelers can search the DataSend software on a PC or laptop to find the various wineries within the Napa Valley, along with their addresses and phone numbers, then easily transfer the information into the SporTrak, GPS 315 or GPS 320. The downloaded wineries will then appear on the units detailed plotter screen, allowing users to find their way to the various wineries Â- whether on foot, bike or car Â- using the units satellite navigation capabilities. Features. More than 500,000 uploadable POIs in 35 categories, including worldwide cities, nautical navaids, campgrounds, ATMs, museums, tourist attractions, parks and more. Customize your GPS receiver to show the destinations and geographic areas most important to their travels and adventures. Review regional POIs on their PCs prior to transfer and easily restore factory set defaults or saved category and point listings. Upload up to 20,000 POIs to the SporTrak GPS 315 or GPS 320 at any one time. Designed for Windows 95, 98 or NT 4.0 or higher software.

With the TOPO! California, National Geographic has taken the interactive topographic map experience to a new level. By combining its own standard-setting maps with the high-quality scanned versions of the actual paper USGS topographical maps, the National Geographic TOPO! State Series offers five levels of map detail that is unprecedented in its accuracy.Simply load TOPO!, and you'll immediately begin to see the benefits of this award-winning software. With TOPO! you can customize any of the hundreds of state maps available with your proposed routes, notes and even photos. You can also create and view elevation profiles that will help you visualize your planned trek. By connecting to any standard color or black-and-white desktop printer, TOPO! allows you to select the exact area that you want to print, even if it is larger than the screen or covers multiple quad maps. TOPO! makes it a breeze to add map border information to printouts, including UTM or latitude/longitude grids, scale bars, north arrows, and magnetic declination. With Adventure Paper (sold separately) you can print out waterproof trail mapsTOPO! is also GPS ready, with no extensions or upgrades required. Transferring waypoints and routes between your GPS and TOPO! couldn't be easier.The many advanced features that make the TOPO! mapping software the ultimate topographic map experience.* TOPO! USA Place Finder: Use TOPO!'s advanced search functions to find trails, camps, lakes, parks, towns, and much more in a matter of seconds.* Export Features: With TOPO! you can export customized maps in a number of different raster file formats (.gif, .jpg, etc.) for use in other applications.* Import Features: Import GPS and vector data from a variety of sources, including GPS receivers, spreadsheets, and the web, to overlay on your maps.* National Geographic mapXchange: Download custom map overlays and swap files with other TOPO! users on the National Geographic mapXchange Website.

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With the TOPO! New England, National Geographic has taken the interactive topographic map experience to a new level. By combining its own standard-setting maps with the high-quality scanned versions of the actual paper USGS topographical maps, the National Geographic TOPO! State Series offers five levels of map detail that is unprecedented in its accuracy.Simply load TOPO!, and you'll immediately begin to see the benefits of this award-winning software. With TOPO! you can customize any of the hundreds of state maps available with your proposed routes, notes and even photos. You can also create and view elevation profiles that will help you visualize your planned trek. By connecting to any standard color or black-and-white desktop printer, TOPO! allows you to select the exact area that you want to print, even if it is larger than the screen or covers multiple quad maps. TOPO! makes it a breeze to add map border information to printouts, including UTM or latitude/longitude grids, scale bars, north arrows, and magnetic declination. With Adventure Paper (sold separately) you can print out waterproof trail mapsTOPO! is also GPS ready, with no extensions or upgrades required. Transferring waypoints and routes between your GPS and TOPO! couldn't be easier.The many advanced features that make the TOPO! mapping software the ultimate topographic map experience.* TOPO! USA Place Finder: Use TOPO!'s advanced search functions to find trails, camps, lakes, parks, towns, and much more in a matter of seconds.* Export Features: With TOPO! you can export customized maps in a number of different raster file formats (.gif, .jpg, etc.) foruse in other applications.* Import Features: Import GPS and vector data from a variety of sources, including GPS receivers, spreadsheets, and the web, to overlay on your maps.* National Geographic mapXchange: Download custom map overlays and swap files with other TOPO! users on the National Geographic mapXchange Website.

Garmin GPSMAP 78sc. Garmin international is pleased to announce the next generation in marine handhelds: the GPSMAP 78 series. Incorporating a sleek, new design and must-have features, these rugged units are a great fit in Garmin's best-selling lineup of color marine handhelds and they float! Featuring a bright 2.6-inch LCD color display with built-in basemap and high sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix, the GPSMAP 78 series takes recreational navigation to a new level. All three models are waterproof, include a built-in microSD card slot for loading additional maps and have a dedicated MOB (man over board) button. The 78sc model includes the sensors, plus it comes preloaded with coastal charts for the United States - including Alaska, Hawaii and Explorer Chart data for the Bahamas. Sensor versions (78s and 78sc) also offer wireless route and waypoint sharing with other compatible units. If you're looking for the ulitmate high-performance marine handheld, take your pick from the GPSMAP 78 series. Features:. High-sensitivity, WAAS-enabled GPS receiver and HotFix Floats Rugged, waterproof (IEC 60529 IPX7) Worldwide built-in basemap with shaded relief 1.7 GB of internal memory, plus microSD card slot for optional mapping and data storage Wirelessly share thumbnails, routes, tracks, waypoints and geocaches between compatible units Bright 2.6" LCD sunlight readable color display (160 x 240 pixels) 3-axis compass, provides accurate heading even when the unit is not held level (78s, 78sc) Barometric altimeter tracks pressure changes to pinpoint your precise altitude and to help monitor weather (78s,78sc) High-speed USB interface (78s, 78sc) and NMEA 0183 (GPSMAP 78 series) Up to 20 hours of battery life; battery type: 2AA (not included) NiMH or lithium recommended Weight: 7.7 oz. with batteries. Package Includes:. Unit, USB cable, wrist strap and quick start manual

Positioning and Navigational Information Like You've Never Seen It! -- This Magellan GPS is a top of the line GPS receiver that presents all of your positioning and navigational information in full color. It features a 120 x 160 pixel display, can track up to 12 GPS satellites simultaneously and is accurate to within 3 meters. -- The Magellan Meidian Color GPS comes with a 16 MB mapping database of North America and has the ability to store up to 20 routes, 500 waypoints, 2,000 trackpoints and more.

Amazon.com Review The Magellan Meridian Color GPS receiver is just as at home navigating the highways and byways in your car as it is tracking through your favorite mountain trails. This top-of-the line GPS device features a preloaded 16 MB map database of North America, which can be augmented by detailed maps from optional CD-ROMs via the Secure Digital memory card slot. It also offers easy-to-read navigation screens, good-sized buttons, and a thumb directional pad on the front, and WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation Service) for three-meter accuracy. Map screen. View larger. Compass display. View larger. Road-view mode. View larger. The Meridian Color is versatile GPS device that is perfect for navigating the highway or the trails. View larger. Compared to Magellan's Sportrak line, the Meridian is bulkier both in weight (8.5 ounces with batteries compared to the Sportrak's 6.1 ounces) and overall dimensions--6.5 by 2.9 by 1.2 inches (W x H x D)--making it not quite as pocketable (unless you have cargo pants). The bright color screen measures 2.2 by 1.75 inches and has a decent 160 x 120 pixel resolution with 16 colors. Compared with the staid monochrome screens of most GPS devices, the icons and mapping details jump off the screen. We found it to be nicely readable in the car and in most outside conditions, though it wasn't at its best in direct sunlight. As with cell phones in the car, you will have to be wary with your usage. The Meridian Color can be a bit distracting while you're driving, as you have to read the screen for turning instructions (though there are audible prompts) rather than hear a voice providing directions. With a selected map region loaded into the memory, simply press the GoTo button and select either a new or previously loaded waypoint or a point of interest (such as an airport or sports arena) to navigate to via a street route. After a bit of calculating, the Meridian Color presented us with a turn-by-turn journey that we could follow while driving. As we neared each turn, the Meridian Color emitted a set of beeps to warn us of the upcoming direction change. The set of beeps elevated to an urgent level when we were right on top of the turn. We used this to plot a course to Seattle's Space Needle, and it produced acceptable results. However, if you're familiar with the terrain, you may have found your way in less time with better shortcuts. If you turn off the Meridian while following a route, you can return right back to it once you turn the device back on. Magellan's Meridian series offers Secure Digital (SD) memory card expandability, which is a bonus for adding a large amount of map data, especially for long trips. However, we were disappointed at its placement within the device behind the batteries rather than in an external slot. This won't be a problem for most users, but it could be annoying if you had a number of maps spread across several cards. We experienced good battery life during our test--Magellan boasts 13 hours of continuous use with two AA batteries. If you do plan on frequent use in your vehicle, we recommend either purchasing the optional cigarette lighter power cable or using NiMH rechargeable batteries, which typically provide a longer battery life, as well as minimized cost in the long run. Overall, we were pleased with this portable hybrid car/outdoor GPS receiver. The Meridian's color screen definitely provides quick viewing details while out hiking or mountain biking, while the driving navigation features were indeed helpful in unknown locales. However, if you do plan on using your GPS primarily in your car, you should think about moving up to either Magellan's Meridian Color Traveler (which includes a street map CD-ROM, vehicle mounting bracket, and power adapter) or the Magellan Roadmate (with voice instruction). --Agen G.N. Schmitz Pros: Color LCD is very readable--routes and icons pop off the screen Controls well laid out; navigation screens are intuitive (especially for new users) Optional mapping software is easy to use and transfer Cons: SD memory card slot not easily accessible We recommend a power adapter or NiMH batteries for extended car use Note: All available screen shots were in black and white. The Magellan Meridian Color provides 160 x 120 pixel resolution with 16 colors on all screens and displays. What's in the Box Meridian Color GPS receiver, PC cable, 2 AA batteries, wrist strap, and user's manual (English/French).

The Magellan Meridian Color GPS receiver is just as at home navigating the highways and byways in your car as it is tracking through your favorite mountain trails. This top-of-the line GPS device features a preloaded 16 MB map database of North America, which can be augmented by detailed maps from optional CD-ROMs via the Secure Digital memory card slot. It also offers easy-to-read navigation screens, good-sized buttons and a thumb directional pad on the front, and WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation Service) for 3-meter accuracy. Compared to Magellan's Sportrak line, the Meridian is bulkier both in weight (8.5 ounces with batteries compared to the Sportrak's 6.1 ounces) and overall dimensions--6.5 x 2.9 x 1.2 inches (W x H x D)--making it not quite as pocketable (unless you have cargo pants). The bright color screen measures 2.2 x 1.75 inches and has a decent 160 x 120 pixel resolution with 16 colors. Compared with the staid monochrome screens of most GPS devices, the icons and mapping detail literally jumps off the screen. We found it to be nicely readable in the car and in most outside conditions, though it wasn't at its best in direct sunlight. As with cell phones in the car, you will have to be wary with your usage. The Meridian Color can be a bit distracting while you're driving as you have to read the screen for turning instructions (though there are audible prompts) rather than hear a voice providing directions (a feature of the Magellan Roadmate). With a selected map region loaded into the memory (such as from the Mapsend DirectRoute CD-ROM), simply press the Goto button and select either a new or previously loaded waypoint or a point of interest (such as an airport or sports arena) to navigate to via a street route. After a bit of calculating, we were presented with a turn-by-turn journey that we could follow while driving. As we neared each turn, the Meridian Color emitted a set of beeps to warn us (which elevated to an urgent beeping when we were right on top of the turn). We used this to plot a course to Seattle's Space Needle, and it produced acceptable results (though, if you're familiar with the terrain, you may know better shortcuts). If you turn off the Meridian while following a route (say if you take a coffee break), you can return right back to it once you turn the device back on. Magellan's Meridian series offers Secure Digital (SD) memory card expandability, which is a bonus for adding a large amount of map data (especially for long trips). However, we were disappointed at its placement within the device behind the batteries rather than an external slot. This won't be a problem for most users, but it will be annoying if you've got a number of maps spread across several cards. We experienced good battery life during our test (Magellan boasts 13 hours of continuous use with 2 AA batteries). If you do plan on using it a lot in your vehicle, we recommend either purchasing the optional cigarette lighter power cable or using NiMH rechargeable batteries (which provide a typically longer battery duration as well as minimized cost in the long run). Overall, we were pleased with this portable hybrid car/outdoor GPS receiver. The Meridian's color screen definitely helps with quickly viewing details while out hiking or mountain-biking, while the driving navigation features were indeed helpful in unknown locales. However, if you do plan on using your GPS primarily in your car, you should think about moving up to either Magellan's Meridian Color Traveler (which includes a street map CD-ROM, vehicle mounting bracket, and power adapter) or the Magellan Roadmate (with voice instruction). --Agen G.N. Schmitz Pros: Color LCD is very readable--routes and icons pop off the screen Controls well laid out, navigation screens are intuitive (especially for new users) Optional mapping software is easy to use and transfer Cons: SD memory card slot not easily accessible We recommend a power adapter or NiMH batteries for extended car use

Early Adopters Pick: January 2003. The first handheld GPS unit with a full-color screen. The Magellan Meridian Color is the first handheld GPS receiver to feature a full-color screen. Find your way with superior tracking and accuracy to within three meters, a built-in mapping database, and a high-color, high-contrast, backlit, 120 x 160 pixel display. The Meridian Color finds your location by tracking up to 12 GPS satellites simultaneously, and is also assisted by the U.S. Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS), so it's accurate to within three meters or better. The Meridian Color is ruggedly constructed and is waterproof, so you can take it anywhere, whether you're navigating the streets or hitting the trails. It features nine customizable graphic navigation displays including a map, compass, and speedometer, and text readouts that show heading, bearing, speed, direction, ETA, and more. You can choose from 12 built-in coordinate systems and 76 datums including latitude/longitude, the Universal Transverse Mercator grid, and the Military Grid Reference System. The Meridian Color features 16 MB of built-in maps of North America--including interstates, highways, major roads, waterways, cities, airports, and more--that you can also expand by downloading onto an optional Secure Digital memory card (not included). You can store up to 20 routes, 500 waypoints, and 2,000 track points, and the Save Track-to-Route feature allows you to convert complicated track files into easy-to-follow routes. Magellan MapSend software, available separately, lets you save hundreds of routes to your PC. Other features include NorthFinder technology, which shows your direction even when standing still; sun and moon positions, which shows you when the sun will rise and set and the phase of the moon; a fish and game calculator, which shows you when the fish are likely to be biting in any location; and satellite status, which monitors the GPS satellites in view and gets information about their status.