Bushnell GPS BackTrack Personal Locator
Never Get Lost Again -- Need to find your way back through the crowd to that lawn seat at the concert? How about spotting your car in a packed parking lot at the stadium or mall? The BackTrack makes it easy! -- This personal location finder allows you store up to three locations then uses GPS technology to help you navigate back to the point you select. Its self-calibrating digital compass is accurate enough for outdoor adventures and indoor treks alike. The weather-resistant compact unit stores easily in a purse or pocket and includes a lanyard for convenient attachment.
Product Features
* Store and locate up to 3 locations, provides distance and direction back
* High sensitivity SiRF star III GPS receiver, Self calibrating digital compass
* Weather resistant, Operates on 2AAA batteries (not included)
* Compact size stores easily in your pocket or purse
* Lanyard included for easy attachment
Customer feedback:
1. This item is great for both the backwoods and shopping mall. I got it for my wife to find her car when she exits the mall... Yes, some of the parking lots are huge! The day that we received it, we went to a new park and brought the Backtrack along. By the time we got to the field that our grandson was at, we couldn't see the parking lot, and there were 4 of them. When the game was over, I pressed the automobile icon and followed the direction that the Backtrack pointed us to. It led us to within a few feet of the car! It works great and is easy to use.
2. I have several GPS devices which I use for various activities but I wanted something simple which would get me back to a set point without having to use a map, or which my family could use without me. For example, when on vacation I wanted to be able to find my way back to the hotel after a couple of hours of exploring, or hand off to my wife so she could find me after a stroll along a crowded beach. The Backtrack does that perfectly. It's dirt-simple to use (it has two buttons), it allows you to set three waypoints and will give you direction and distance to one of them from your current location. Turn it on, wait for it to acquire a signal and then tell it which point you want to go to. That's all it does and it does it very well. The only caveat I would add is it's bigger than I expected (about the size of your palm) but that doesn't detract from its utility.
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