New Magellan handhelds

Dave

Explorer
Ursidae69 said:
Wow, that is a cool new series.

Agreed. I like the price to feature ratio of the 400 and I really like the ability to overlay the Magellan maps over the NG TOPO! maps.
 

cruiseroutfit

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Anyone have a Triton yet?

The only one in stock anywhere in SLC is the 300, and its only got a 10mb non-expandable memory :smilies27

I've read a couple of online reports from those that got the upgraded models, not good so far. One store had to send the all back to Magellan because of a bug, and they all showed up without a USB cable... after dozens of phonecalls to vendors, Magellan didn't even have cables available yet?? Sounds like their customer service was really lacking too :(

I'm really interested in either the Magellan Triton 400/500 or the Garmin eTrex Legend HCx/Vista HCx. My instinct says to stick with the Garmin, I've had my eTrex since they were new on the market, been a great unit overall. However, the Nat. Geo. map capability of the Triton units is VERY appealing :cool:
 

cruiseroutfit

Well-known member
mestaghman said:
Any idea what scale NG Topo! maps can be used?

24k maps as I understand it. The 400/500/1500/2000 units have SD cards, the 200/300 has just 10mb built in memory.

There was some talk of using arial imagery for mapping too, but it was just speculation to my knowledge.
 

cruiseroutfit

Well-known member
BajaTaco said:
Overland Journal will be getting one for evaluation just as soon as they are ready. :)

So they are not currently ready? They are currently in stock at quite a few vendors, there is just little (or bad) feedback about them thusfar.
 

Brian McVickers

Administrator
Staff member
I saw in one of those Costco coupon books that they hand you as you are leaving, that Costco will have the 500 on sale for $150! But they do not have any in stock yet.

Brian
 

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