
Great Little Handheld GPS w/NG Explorer TOO
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I use my Triton 400 with National Geographic Topo maps to navigate through, and find my way back from, the many miles of trails in the National Forests surrounding my home in Northern Arizona. We mostly ride them on our ATVs. This unit is compact, very accurate and easy to use. I find that all Forest Service Rds and most trails are shown on the TOPO maps, making it very easy to select routes and the backtrack feature ensures you find your way home. One cactus or rock looks pretty much like any other Cactus or rock out here.
I read a lot of reviews about the Triton 400, both positive and negative, before I bought mine. The most common complaint in the negative reviews was that it was too hard to learn how to use it. I found this not to be true at all. Although it’s not the most intuitive electronic gadget I’ve used, it is not difficult to master. The on line manual is complete and concise and will step by step you through the options. Just play with it a bit and you’ll be fine.
If I have one or two complaints they are 1, the screen is very small (it’s a compact unit) and a bit hard on my 65 year old eyes. The other is that, although the Magellan manual is pretty good, the National Geographic Topo one is not. Many of the functions and options in the map PC application must be discovered via trial and error. They are very good maps but the progrsm is not very user friendly.
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