Garmin GPS 76
 | Outdated Product £464.95 Compact GPS navigator for use in hiking trips, an excellent solution for outdoor enthusiasts. The device is powered by 2 AA batteries, one such set is enough for at least 16 hours of continuous operation. The waterproof case of the device allows to use it under any weather conditions. The number of channels for receiving a signal from satellites is 12, the hot start time of the system is less than 15 seconds. There is a hand strap. |
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Garmin GPS 76
Type:handheld
Screen size:2.7 "
Resolution:160x105 px
Power supply:non chargeable battery
Working hours:up to 16 h
Weight:218 g
Compact GPS navigator for use in hiking trips, an excellent solution for outdoor enthusiasts. The device is powered by 2 AA batteries, one such set is enough for at least 16 hours of continuous operation. The waterproof case of the device allows to use it under any weather conditions. The number of channels for receiving a signal from satellites is 12, the hot start time of the system is less than 15 seconds. There is a hand strap.
All specifications
Specifications GPS 76
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Additional features sat nav Garmin GPS 76:
The Garmin GPS 76 comes preloaded with a base map (major cities, highways (with exits), highways, and roads) and nautical signs (lighthouses, buoys, and buoys). In addition, the device contains 1 MB of internal memory for loading additional MapSource® maps. During boating, hunting or fishing, built-in astronomical tables will be useful, including information on tides, the time of sunrise/set of the Sun/Moon, as well as a hunting/fishing calendar.
Good to know:
WAAS technology
WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System) is a system designed to increase the accuracy of satellite navigation instruments. The principle of operation of the system is based on the correction of satellite data using special corrections, which are calculated by base stations installed in the service area of the system.
- WAAS technology
- Possibility to update the firmware
- Hunter/fisher calendar
- Sunrise/sunset and moon phase information
- Tide table
- Area calculation
- Communication with a computer via a serial COM port
- Strap
- Serial computer interface cable
- Brief instruction
- User guide
- Garmin GPS 76 — built-in memory — 1 MB, number of waypoints — 500, distance recording: 2048 points, 10 tracks
- Garmin GPSMAP 76 — Built-in memory — 8 MB, number of waypoints — 1000, distance recording: 10000 points, 10 tracks
- Garmin GPSMAP 76S — built-in memory — 24 MB, number of waypoints — 1000, distance recording: 10000 points, 10 tracks, built-in electronic compass, barometric altimeter (altimeter)
The Garmin GPS 76 comes preloaded with a base map (major cities, highways (with exits), highways, and roads) and nautical signs (lighthouses, buoys, and buoys). In addition, the device contains 1 MB of internal memory for loading additional MapSource® maps. During boating, hunting or fishing, built-in astronomical tables will be useful, including information on tides, the time of sunrise/set of the Sun/Moon, as well as a hunting/fishing calendar.
Good to know:
WAAS technology
WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System) is a system designed to increase the accuracy of satellite navigation instruments. The principle of operation of the system is based on the correction of satellite data using special corrections, which are calculated by base stations installed in the service area of the system.
