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eTrex Garmin eTrex 30x

eTrex Garmin eTrex 30x

  • Brand Name: Garmin
  • Model Number: 010-01508-10
  • Display Size: 2.2 inches
  • Battery Average Life: 25 Hours

eTrex Garmin eTrex 30x

eTrex Garmin eTrex 30x

  • UPGRADED DISPLAY - Features a 2.2" 65K color sunglight readable display offering increased resolution (240 x 320 pixels)
  • LOAD MORE MAPS - Large 3.7 GB of internal memory and microSD card slot lets you load a variety of maps, including TOPO 24K, HuntView, BlueChart g2, City Navigator NT and BirdsEye Satellite Imagery (subscription required)
  • PRELOADED BASEMAP - Includes a worldwide basemap with shaded relief
  • BUILT-IN SENSORS - eTrex 30x adds a built-in 3-axis tilt-compensated electronic compass and a barometric altimeter which tracks changes in pressure to pinpoint your precise altitude, and you even can use it to plot barometric pressure over time
  • WIRELESS - Wirelessly share your waypoints, tracks, routes and geocaches with other compatible devices -simply press "send" to transfer your information -also wirelessly connects to compatible Garmin devices, including VIRB and accessory sensors.
eTrex Garmin eTrex 30x
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