eXplorist 400 GPS

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eXplorist 400 GPS
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Weight: 153g (with integrated battery)
RRP: £230
Year: 2006

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Description: Features:-

Unlimited memory expandability with the use of removable SD memory cards.
Support for Mapsend Cartography.
Save up to 5 track log files, 20 routes and 500 points of interest to internal memory and more on SD memory cards.
Fast pc data transfer via USB interface for copying maps and points to the GPS.
Internal Rechargeable Li-Ion battery lasts up to 17 hours on a charge saving money over disposables.
TrueFix Technology ensures that you get a better fix with up to 14 simultaneous channels and support for WAAS and EGNOS for added accuracy.
Multilingual support for English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Portuguese, Dutch or Norwegian.
Four navigation screens giving you instant access to speed, direction, distance to destination and all the GPS signal information and more.
Geocache manager so you can download locations from the web directly to your machine.
Large backlit display with an amber glow to protect your night vision.
Waterproof sealed to IPX-7 specification, so you don't have to worry about getting it wet.
Rugged construction with high grip rubber armour covering the impact resistant plastic.
Size: 56 x 119 x 33mm.
Product Specifications
No of Channels14
Unit Size56 x 119 x 33 mm
Display Size36 x 43 mm
Weight153 g
Battery Life17 Hours
Waypoint/Route StorageUnlimited (SD cards)
PC PortYes (USB)
External Power SocketYes
Memory Capacity8 Mb SD
WaterproofWaterproof to IEC 529 IPX7 standards (can be submerged in one metre of water for up to 30 minutes)
WAAS/EGNOS EnabledYes

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