jigga
01-13-2004, 01:30 PM
I have for sale a Garmin Emap handheld GPS navigation system.
It's the size of a small, flat calculator, and uses a 12 parallel channel GPS receiver, and weighs about six ounces.
This system uses 2 AA batteries, which have a life of up to 12 hours. The eMap features an internal basemap containing information on North and South America including state and country boundaries, lakes, rivers, streams, airports, cities, towns, coastlines, and U.S., state, and interstate highways.
In addition, the eMap provides exit information for the federal interstate highway system. With the eMap, you will know when you are near services such as food, lodging, and service stations.
The eMap is also compatible with Garmin's line of downloadable MapSourceŽ CD-ROMs, which include U.S. Roads and Recreation, WorldMap, U.S. Topo, and MetroGuideŽ U.S.A. When paired with the MetroGuide U.S.A. CD-ROM, the eMap has the ability to look up address and telephone number information for nearby services and points of interest.
The eMAP also has the ability to store 8,16, or 32 megabytes of downloaded CD-ROM information at a time depending on the size of the cartridge you use in the unit (this memory card is not included btw, but if you want to take advantage of this feature, the memory card can be purchased pretty inexpensively).
The Emap can be used pretty much anywhere from the car, to the hiking trail, biking trail to the beach without any problems of any sort. Accessories for this unit can be easily found at you local outdoors store, so you can go as mild or wild as you want with regards to accessories and stuff:)
I have had this Emap for the better part of 6 months now, and am looking to sell it for 140USD shipped
It's the size of a small, flat calculator, and uses a 12 parallel channel GPS receiver, and weighs about six ounces.
This system uses 2 AA batteries, which have a life of up to 12 hours. The eMap features an internal basemap containing information on North and South America including state and country boundaries, lakes, rivers, streams, airports, cities, towns, coastlines, and U.S., state, and interstate highways.
In addition, the eMap provides exit information for the federal interstate highway system. With the eMap, you will know when you are near services such as food, lodging, and service stations.
The eMap is also compatible with Garmin's line of downloadable MapSourceŽ CD-ROMs, which include U.S. Roads and Recreation, WorldMap, U.S. Topo, and MetroGuideŽ U.S.A. When paired with the MetroGuide U.S.A. CD-ROM, the eMap has the ability to look up address and telephone number information for nearby services and points of interest.
The eMAP also has the ability to store 8,16, or 32 megabytes of downloaded CD-ROM information at a time depending on the size of the cartridge you use in the unit (this memory card is not included btw, but if you want to take advantage of this feature, the memory card can be purchased pretty inexpensively).
The Emap can be used pretty much anywhere from the car, to the hiking trail, biking trail to the beach without any problems of any sort. Accessories for this unit can be easily found at you local outdoors store, so you can go as mild or wild as you want with regards to accessories and stuff:)
I have had this Emap for the better part of 6 months now, and am looking to sell it for 140USD shipped