Lowrance iFinder Expedition C Handheld GPS

The Lowrance iFinder Expedition C is a full featured, 16-channel handheld GPS with features like Scout Mode, which can be used to mark out perimeters and create borders, perfect for when looking to map out borders and boundaries when camping, hiking, or setting up on a favorite fishing spot. While in Scout Mode, users can record audio voice notes with the iFinder's built in microphone.

The iFinder also has the ability to use to be used as an MP3 player. MP3 audio files can be stored on an MMC/SD memory card, which can be inserted into the MMC/SD expansion slot.

The iFinder Expedition C also features a built in electronic compass, plus a barometric altimeter for the ability to display direction and altitude.

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There is enough internal memory to store up to 100 routes, 1,000 waypoints, and 1,000 event markers. The iFinder's extensive basemap covers the continental U.S. and Hawaii, featuring interstate exit services and detailed route information.

This handheld GPS is completely waterproof, making it the perfect accessory for hikers, campers, and any avid marine enthusiast.

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Product Features:
One MMC/SD digital media memory card slot
Electronic compass
Barometric altimeter
Music (mp3) playback capability
Microphone

Dimensions (W x H x D) inches	2.5 x 5.6 x 1.2
Display size (W x H) inches	2.8
Display resolution	320 x 240
Weight	0.54 pounds
Battery life	Up to 14 hours

BRAND:	Lowrance
Type:	GPS Handheld

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Lowrance iFinder Expedition C Handheld GPS

1.0

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10/27/2008

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Great for showing where you have been

By Trail Walker

from Orlando, Florida

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Pros

Compact Design
Waterproof

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about Lowrance iFinder Expedition C Handheld GPS:

The base map is very plain. Transferring data takes a lot of practice and is time consumming. FIeld use is hard because of the un-natural input. Very difficult or impossible to pre-plan a trail as there are no trail maps available.

This is a great device to tell you where you have been--if you ever wanted to go over the same trail twice.