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Garmin Colorado 400c US |
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$429.99
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A sonar is used at sea as a sort of underwater radar. |
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Handheld |
A GPS receiver can be a stand-alone handheld unit, a car navigation unit or a module for use with a PDA or PC. |
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The most common receiver type is the 12 parallel channel receiver which can collect data from up to 12 satellites at one time. |
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To improve the accuracy of the GPS system, transmitters have been placed in various places in Europe and North America. These beacons already know their exact position, and when they receive the GPS s ...
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POI, Point of Interest. This is a function to add coordinates into the GPS for your own interests, such as speed-cameras, gas stations and all McDonalds in the country. |
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USB |
What interface can be used to transmit data from your computer? The most common are serial and USB. |
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Built-in |
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3.0 |
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7.6 cm |
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240x400 |
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SD |
Some GPS receivers support the use of memory cards which allow more data to be stored than the built-in memory. If you want to be able to load large area maps into your GPS it’s wise to look at a GPS unit that has expandable memory, or a large built-in memory. |
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Some GPS units have maps and city databases already loaded into memory |
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2xAA |
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15.0 hours |
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13.9 cm |
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2.4 in |
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3.5 cm |
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456.0 lb |
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English |
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