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Garmin have 21 years of GPS experience behind them from their roots in aviation and marine, where accurate navigation is critical for safety, the company has expanded to become a leader in GPS technology which powers today’s popular sat-navs. Garmin is now household name globally in the automotive, aviation, marine, golf, outdoor and fitness industries.

Garmin’s outdoor range includes the Oregon, Dakota and GPSMAP 62 range which are compatible with Ordinance Survey mapping and sold as a bundle to save the customer up to £150. Garmin GB Discoverer OS mapping is available in 1:25k and 1:50k scale for the UK, Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Be prepared with Garmin’s free route planning software; Basecamp. Plan your expedition before you leave the house, upload to your Garmin GPS and head for the hill.

Once you return from your trek you can relive your activity at Garmin Connect, Garmin’s free analysis website. The route you’ve taken is displayed on a map along with all the stats from your adventure including average speed, elevation, total accent and decent.

Garmin also provide excellent after sales service with a UK based product support team ready to assist with any product queries.

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GPSMap 62s GB Discoverer 1:50K

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£50 CASHBACK from Garmin! Trade in any Garmin outdoor GPS against a new one from the Montana or GPSmap 62 series and Garmin will give you £50 for your old unit. Just visit garmin.com/tradein and follow the instructions. They'll even pay the postage when you send your old one back!The GPSmap 62s is the latest ruggedised GPS for the keen outdoor enthusiast. With its quad helix antenna and high-sensitivity WAAS/EGNOS-enabled GPS receiver it has unparalleled reception to locate your position quickly and precisely even in heavy cover and deep valleys. A 3-axis electronic compass and a barometric altimeter further enhance the unit’s abilities when the going gets tough. The sunlight readable 6.6cm 65K colour screen can make full use of the supplied full GB Discoverer 1:50K digital mapping and the menu navigation buttons are easily useable even when wearing gloves. Full GB 1:50K mapping included, saving £150 on RRP. Enhance your GPS experience further with tailored extracts of 1:25K Ordnance Survey mapping for FREE. Buy either the Garmin Oregon 450, Montana 600 or the GPSmap62 models and receive BirdsEye Select (code A6310276). Add both items to your basket and the reduction will be automatically applied. Offer available on selected Garmin GPS models and while stocks last.

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E Trex 10 GPS Geocaching Bundle

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  Save £10 off RRP! The eTrex 10 is the ideal GPS for the first time user or for those who are involved in the popular activity of Geocaching. The paperless geocaching feature can store descriptions, ratings and recent log info directly onto the device. In addition the high sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix ensures quick satellite lock and the ruggedized body is fully waterproof. As well as the eTrex 10, the Geocaching Bundle contains an introduction to geocaching, GPS lanyard, geocaching logbook and pencil, OpenCaching lapel pin and a geocoin, all contained in a sturdy box so you can plant your own cache. Please note: The eTrex 10 cannot be used to display OS maps.

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E Trex 10 GPS Geocaching Bundle

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Reviewed By Bryn, 11 May 2012

This makes Geocachins fun

Every year I do an Easter egg hunt for the grandchildren. Now they are teenagers I had to try something new and "cool". Got a Garmin and geocached the Easter eggs at Bedgebury Forest. Boy did it work. They could use it quickly and had a great day out. Buy one and try!!

Every year I do an Easter egg hunt for the grandchildren. Now they are teenagers I had to try something new and "cool". Got a Garmin and geocached the...

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GPSMap 62s GB Discoverer 1:50K

 

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Reviewed By Ian, 29 Mar 2012

Garmin GPSMap 62s

Bought this to replace a lost Memory Map Adv3500. I wanted a unit with buttons rather than a touch screen and the £50 trade-in offer for my old Etrex made it affordable. Being able to press a button to go straight to the different pages of information is excellent. The information on each page can be customised as can the sequence of the menu lists. You can save several different configurations or profiles for different uses - I've saved the same options as two profiles, one setup for metric and the other imperial so when I'm walking I can just switch profiles to check distance, altitude, etc in km-miles, m-feet, km/hr-mph etc. The GPS accuracy seems to be better than 3 metres most of the time. The unit comes with worldwide base mapping with main roads named. I got the bundle with GB 1:50k OS mapping. This also gets overlaid with all street names and individual addresses and points of interest of the built in GB street map. The text size of these overlays can be adjusted or turned off so it can be used as a road satnav although it does not speak to you. The clarity of the OS mapping does not seem as good as the Memory Map Adv3500 but this may be because of the smaller screen. My unit didn't have the latest software installed but the upgrade procedure was painless. Good points - too many to list but the functionality and customisation and general usability are excellent, it's the right shape and size to hold in one hand and use your thumb to operate - and it runs on AA batteries so you can always carry spares. Bad points - smaller screen than touch screen units. Thanks to the really helpful staff at Cotswold Outdoor Chester.

Bought this to replace a lost Memory Map Adv3500. I wanted a unit with buttons rather than a touch screen and the £50 trade-in offer for my old Etrex...

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Reviewed By David, 12 Jun 2011

Probably the best waling GPS so far

I've had various GPS devices over the years and for walking over the past few, I have used a Garmin eTrex Legend. This is the replacement (the eTrex, I have given to friend).

The fact that it comes with the 1:50000 OS maps already (on a separate micro SD card, just to be inserted), means that it is very easy to spot alternate routes when out walking and the originally planned route looks a bit iffy for some reason.

However, the very best bit is being able to scan in paper maps and use them.

So, I'm off on holiday trekking in Greenland. I have bought the paper maps of the area where I will be. I have now scanned in the area and created a JPEG file. The next step is to load up Google Earth and add in the JPEG as an overlay. (Find the place in Google Earth first, then add the overlay). The time consuming bit is to move, rotate and stretch the JPEG so that it exactly matches the ground on Google Earth. I found it best to keep changing the opaque slider to see exactly what I have done. Eventually, I'm happy.

Now click the OK button in the dialogue and this is saved in Google Earth. You now need to right click on the name of the map (in the left hand table of places) and select . Save as a .kmz file (the d

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