Magellan Meridian GPS.

The Meridian GPS, one of Magellan's new premier line of rugged GPS hand-held receivers, was designed with serious navigators in mind, who demands a superior easy-to-use navigational tool to get them where they need to be. The Meridian GPS receiver is the most affordable of the Meridian Line, but in this case, lowest price doesn't mean sacrificing features. This powerful and innovative Meridian GPS receiver promises to be your most trusted tool in the field.

Features

• 2 MB database of roads, motorways, political boundaries, major waterways, airports and more
• Expand memory capacity for downloading maps with optional SD cards in 8, 16, 32 and 64 MB.
• Store up to 20 routes, 500 waypoints and 2,000 trackpoints
• Large backlit display for easy map viewing in any condition
• Rugged rubber armoring and high impact plastic for use in the harshest environments
• Supports several languages; including: English, French, German, Swedish, Finnish, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch
• 1 Year Warranty

Special Features

• Save Track-to-Route
• Satellite Status Display
• Built-in Help
• NorthFinder with Sun/Moon Positions
• Sunrise/Sunset Calculator
• Vertical Profile of Track*
• Horizontal Profile * Address Search **

* Requires MapSend™ Topo for United States ** Requires any version of MapSend Software

Ships With: PC cable, User manual

Base Map: All models equipped with a 16 MB database (2MB Meridian GPS) with interstate highways, state highways, major roads, parks, waterways, airports, cities and more. (Meridian Marine includes fixed Navaids and obstructions, buoys, lighthouses and more.)

Navigation Screens: 7 user-configurable (Map, Compass, Large Data, Position, Road, Speedometer, Strip Compass)

Keys: NAV, MENU, GOTO, Power/Light, Zoom IN, Zoom OUT, ENTER, ESC.

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