ONIX400 - Hiking GPS receiver - 3.5" color - 320 x 240
Model: ONIX400 Brand: Bushnell
This handheld GPS combines navigational aids, satellite photography and XM weather on a single screen. It shows you the perfect pinchpoint for this wind. And how you should dress for the day. NEXRAD weather data downlinked via XM Weather, layered over a georeferenced satellite map of your location keeps you prepared. It's all housed in a rubberized defensive armor built to XPX7 waterproof standards, with a high gain SIRF GPS receiver. In your palm. « less
Product Specification
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General
Product Type: GPS receiverRecommended Use: HikingPreloaded Maps: North AmericaReceiver: 20 channelCard Reader: microSDInterface: USBSBAS: WAASFeatures: XM Satellite Radio support, XM weather supportFirst Seen On Google Shopping: October 2007 -
Display
Type: LCD - colorDiagonal Size: 3.5"Resolution: 320 x 240Display Illumination: Yes -
Navigation
Waypoints: 1000Tracks: 20Routes: 20 -
Connections
Interfaces: USB -
Battery
Type: Lithium ionRun Time (Up To): 32 hours -
Miscellaneous
Design Features: Rugged caseProtection: WaterproofWaterproof Standard: IPX7Included Accessories: 128 MB microSD Card -
Manufacturer Warranty
Service & Support: 1 year warranty -
Universal Product Identifiers
Part Numbers: 36-4000, ONIX400GTIN: 00024140761409, 00029757364005
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