GPS 72 / 76 and GPSMAP 76 / 76Cx / 76CSx Common Features
All of these units have been designed from the ground up by Garmin to be the best marine specific handheld units available. Many of the features of these units is the same, such as: a built-in quadrifilar antenna for superior reception, high resolution (except for GPS 72) back-lit displays, and increased internal memory. They provide large number and graphic navigation screens, all easily accessible through Garmin's user friendly operating system. They are also WAAS capable. Mariners encountering heavy fog on a trip will appreciate the WAAS accuracy in navigating their way home. Audible alarms are available for indicating anchor drag, off-course, arrival, and proximity to a waypoint. Their trip computers provide odometer, stopped time, moving average, overall average, total time, max speed and more. They all have automatic track logs and celestial tables for best time to hunt and fish, and sun and moon rise and set times. U.S. tide data is included in memory. Their cases are completely waterproof, and will float. The units come with a User's Manual and Quick Start Guide. Weight of each unit is 7.6 ounces with batteries (not included). The GPS 76 and MAP 76 come with a PC Interface Cable. SW 2.0 lbs
The GPS 72 was designed to be a replacement for the popular GPS 12 as a low cost solution for land or marine navigation. It has a 4 level grayscale screen of lower resolution than the GPS 76. Both models have WAAS capability...
Push the buttons and read the screens through the clear plastic. A lanyard prevents loss, but if dropped overboard it will float due to trapped air. The back of the case has a light padding, and the clear front will absorb shock if dropped on a corner. Of
All of these units have been designed from the ground up by Garmin to be the best marine specific handheld units available. Many of the features of these units is the same, such as: a built-in quadrifilar antenna for superior reception, high resolution (except for GPS 72) back-lit displays, and increased internal memory. They provide large number and graphic navigation screens, all easily accessible through Garmin's user friendly operating system. They are also WAAS capable. Mariners encountering heavy fog on a trip will appreciate the WAAS accuracy in navigating their way home. Audible alarms are available for indicating anchor drag, off-course, arrival, and proximity to a waypoint. Their trip computers provide odometer, stopped time, moving average, overall average, total time, max speed and more. They all have automatic track logs and celestial tables for best time to hunt and fish, and sun and moon rise and set times. U.S. tide data is included in memory. Their cases are completely waterproof, and will float. The units come with a User's Manual and Quick Start Guide. Weight of each unit is 7.6 ounces with batteries (not included). The GPS 76 and MAP 76 come with a PC Interface Cable. SW 2.0 lbs
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