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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Garmin
Display Size: 3 inches
EAN: 0753759078577
Label: Garmin
Manufacturer: Garmin
Model: OREGON 400t
Native Resolution: 240 x 400
Publisher: Garmin
Sales Rank: 671
Size: Garmin Part #010-00697-02
Studio: Garmin
Features:- High Sensitivity GPS Receiver
- Features A 2.6-InchH X 1.5-InchW Color Tft Display With 240 X 400 Pixel Resolution
- Rugged Touch-Screen Technology
- Features Built-In Worldwide Basemap With Shaded Relief
- Wireless Sharing Of User Tracks, Waypoints, Routes & Geocaches Between Units
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Product Description:
GARMIN 010-00697-02 OREGON 400 SERIES PORTABLE GPS SYSTEM (400T WITH PRELOADED US TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS)HIGH-SENSITIVITY GPS RECEIVER; FEATURES A 2.6H X 1.5W COLOR TFT DISPLAY WITH 240 X 400 PIXEL RESOLUTION; RUGGED TOUCHSCREEN TECHNOLOGY; FEATURES BUILT-IN WORLDWIDE BASEMAP WITH SHADED RELIEF; WIRELESS SHARING OF USER TRACKS, WAYPOINTS, ROUTES and GEOCACHES BETWEEN UNITS; 5 USER PROFILESAUTOMOTIVE, MARINE, RECREATION, FITNESS OR GEOCACHE; SUPPORTS WWW.GEOCACHING.COM GPX FILES; SUPPORTS DISPLAY OF DETAILED GEOCACHE INFORMATION SUCH AS TERRAIN, DIFFICULTY, CACHE DESCRIPTIONS and HINTS; WATERPROOF TO IPX7 STANDARDS; INCLUDES ALARM CLOCK, ELECTRIC COMPASS and BAROMETRIC ALTIMETER; MICRO SECURE DIGITAL CARD SLOT; JPG IMAGE VIEWER CAN DISPLAY PICTURES FROM SECURE DIGITAL CARD; COMPATIBLE WITH HEART RATE MONITOR and GSC10 SPEED/CADENCE BIKE SENSOR; REQUIRES 2 AA BATTERIES; WEIGHT: 6.8 OZ;
Customer Reviews Average Rating: 
Rating:  - oregon 400t
bought the oregon and the city navigator software and set out on a 4500 mile hunting/sightseeing trip.I did need some help from the garmin folks to get it set up, but after this small headache I found the 400 to be a superb on and off road navigator.It's everything I had hoped it would be.I threw my magellan away.If you buy the mounting device for your vehicle expect it to work but you will have trouble with the power cord.It's not made for the 400 but you can buy it and go by wal-mart ... Read More
Rating: - Not in Kansas Anymore
It was a dark and stormy night on San Francisco Bay and one of the crew had a Foretrex strapped to his wrist.We weren't in Kansas anymore, but rather on a J24 flying the spinnaker at night and uncertain as to where a 15ft navigation aid was planted in the shallow water to the north of the unlighted ruins of the Berkeley Pier.We wasted a lot of time looking for it.The Foretrex did a good job at telling us we were flying along at 7 knots.When the crewmember attempted to use the map however, ... Read More
Rating: - Excellent
Just returned my Nuvi 500 to Amazon because the opportunity came up to purchase the Oregon 400t and the Nuvi 500 is poorly suited for off-road compared to trail-devices. Now my only questions are, what's the limit to what I can do with this thing? People looking into the Oregon may want to look at Delorme's PN-40, released yesterday. The compass has a prompt to hold it level until it can read well and then the prompt dissapears, it would be nice to have a 3 axis compass, but it's not a big deal. The ... Read More
Rating: - The best Hand held GPS on the market
I bought Oregon 400C. I have Topo 2008 and many other Garmin maps on micro SD cards. No matter which Garmin Oregon you pick this model offers all you need in a mapping hand held GPS device. Fast, convenient with its touch screen interface and it is very compact. The only con is the relatively low battery life but with charged2700+ mAh NiMH or Lithium batteries in particular you can use it for 2-3 days. Compared to the Garmin Colorado this device has much better battery life, smaller profile, and much, ... Read More
Rating: - The best yet
I've owned about 6 GPSr's since my first loaf-sized Lowrance Eagle.Almost all of them have been Magellans, but since my XP PC fatally crashed and Magellan doesn't offer a driver for Vista Home Premium (why not? I suppose that since the Triton series is so bad they're giving up) I went ahead and bought an Oregon 400t.It is by far the best GPS that I have ever used!The size is good, the graphics magnificent, and the operation is intuitive (if you're familiar with GPS operation).(I can't speak about ... Read More
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