The GPS Icon is back - but maybe not in time for Xmas.

Submitted: Tuesday, Oct 25, 2016 at 16:34
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Yep the Garmin 276c is about to be re-released after years of no equivalent product this GPS is coming back as it apparently fills a hole in the market for those who like to go further than check there "favourites".

It even retains the push button interface , unmatched sunlight readability and will be marine rated as well.

Mine and some of our friends have been using them for 12 years now, expecting them to die with no real replacement available but it looks the demand for professional grade product for 4wding is back.






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https://www.garmin.com/en-US/blog/featured-2/announcement-gpsmap-276cx/


Today we’re excited to announce the GPSMAP 276Cx, an upgraded reinvention of the classic 276C. Since its launch in 2004, the 276C has proven to be a versatile GPS navigator ready for land and sea. The 276Cx provides all the classic functionality of the original with all the latest technological improvements of the last decade in a device truly as unique as the customer who desires such performance. The 276Cx now features both GPS and GLONASS for better performance in heavy cover, optional external antenna support (sold separately), HotFix for faster satellite acquisition and wireless connectivity features1. There’s a larger, sunlight-readable 5-inch display, as well as a barometric altimeter and 3-axis compass, which were not present in the 276C. With a variety of powered mounting options, as well as Li-Ion and AA battery support, the GPSMAP 276Cx is ready to go above and beyond the legacy that began with the original 276C.
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