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Magellan eXplorist 400


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Magellan

eXplorist 400

MSRP: $199.99
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Description: (from magellangps.com)
* Large screen - Large, easy-to-read screen dominates this pocket-sized powerhouse
* Easy-to-use - Navigate in seconds with simple menus, one-button shortcut to key features and joystick control
* Built-in maps - North American or European basemap shows major roads, parks, waterways and many points of interest
* SD-card expandability - Add unlimited MapSend topographic maps or turn-by-turn street routing
* Simple file system - Save, organize and access all your stored data with ease
* USB data port - Manage maps and waypoints and download coordinates from your PC
* TrueFix® technology - Reliable accuracy to within 3 meters
* Area calculation - Instantly see the distance and area between any geographic points
* Vertical profile - View graphical elevation changes for where you've been or where you're going
* Geocache Manager - PC application to download and organize coordinates from the Internet
* Track logging - Store 5 track files with 2000 points each and an unlimited number on your own SD cards
* Four navigation screens - Map, Compass, Locator and Satellite Status deliver easy-to-use information
* Rugged construction - Encased in rubber armored, impact resistant plastic
* Water resistant - Don't worry about getting it wet
* Languages - Choose English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Portuguese, Dutch or Norwegian.
* No service fees - Ready to use with no activation required
* Full Warranty - One-year in North America, Two-year in Europe
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| GreenGiant  | Newtown, CT | May 18, 2007
ProsSD expansion card, onboard joystick, rechargeable battery. Superior Mapping Capabilities. When connected to the Puter, it is recognized as another hard drive.
ConsSlow to acquire, seems to easily drop signal - but that could be because of the antenna design. Doesn't create a new track after powered down. No software included. Have to switch between internal memory and SD card manually.
VerdictI got this unit on a whim. It was on sale at Sears for $80 on closeout after Xmas. I couldn't resist, mainly because of the superior mapping capabilities.
Recommended for: Recreational riders
| trek7k  | Atlanta, GA | May 17, 2007
ProsRechargeable battery, quick access buttons, expandable media, great detail (when used with MapSend software)
ConsWonky computer connection, average GPS signal reception, bulky form factor
VerdictThis is a great all around GPS for driving, biking, and backcountry exploration. I recommend purchasing it as part of the "Wilderness Bundle" which includes MapSend software for creating detailed topo maps.
Recommended for: Anyone







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