Garmin NUV1785T and Duracell myGrid Compatibility

To-date the Garmin NUV1785T is the only handheld GPS unit compatible with the new Duracell myGrid mobile device charging system.

Are you looking for a GPS and are unsure about which GPS is right for you? New-GPS.com can help your select the right handheld GPS units for your unique needs.


If you are considering purchasing a Duracell myGrid and need to know which of your mobile devices is compatible; check out the Duracell myGrid Device Compatibility list. There you can determine which Duracell myGrid Accessories and starter kit is best for you.

Announcing 4x4videos.net

New-GPS.com is proud to announce the addition of 4x4Videos.net to its family of off-road and outdoor websites.

4x4Videos.net showcases awesome 4x4 Videos and ATV Videos. To see a truly radical off-road vehicle in action, go to 4x4Videos.net.

Now that winter is upon us; visit Snow-parks.com to find the National Forest Sno-park nearest you. At Snow-parks.com you will find valuable information about USFS sno-parks in many western National Forests.

When venturing out into wilderness areas; always take a fellow snowmobiler with you in case of an emergency. Having a good GPS receiver with you is an added safety precaution. You can learn more about Snowmobile GPS Units at New-GPS.com.

If you are an ATVer that uses your ATV to play in the snow, keep in mind that that you can convert that ATV into an ATV Plow in a matter of minutes. Your ATV plow can save you hours of work giving you more time for snow play.

Have FUN and Play SAVE!

Garmin Rino 530HCx GPS for Snowmobiles.

The Holidays are around the corner, snowmobilers are hyped about hitting the trails. The perfect gift is a Snowmobile GPS unit. There really is no Snowmobile GPS unit, but a handheld GPS unit designed for the adverse conditions of winter is the next best thing.

The Garmin Rino 530HCx 2-Way Radio is great choice for all outdoor enthusiasts. It is rugged, easy to use with gloves and other protective gear, has a 2way radio and much more.

You can learn more about GPS for Snowmobiles at New-GPS.com

For lots of great cross country ski and snowmobile trails check out National Forest Sno-parks.

Snowmobilers Rally with Garmin Rino Handheld GPS Units.

Thinking about starting a new snowmobile club?

Or just trying to keep your current sled club connected. Get your group on the same page with Garmin Rino Handheld GPS Units.



These Handheld GPS Units feature a 2way radio to keep in contact with your group as will as a GPS receiver. Add your local snowmobile trail maps to your Garmin Rino and you are all setup for a terrific day of trail riding.

Here are some excerpts from customer comments about the Garmin Rino:

• The satellite positioning seems to be right on and positioning after start-up was quick. …I was able to get within 5-7 feet of everything I marked.
• Everyone in the group said that radio transmission was crystal clear, they could hear my transmissions better than anyone elses. Don't get me wrong the Garmin in definetly a GPS first and radio second but I was very pleased with its two-way capabilities. It performed as well, if not better, than the midlands and motorolas in the group.

For more customer comments follow this link. Garmin Rino 520 & 530 110918

Have you heard of  National Forest Sno-parks? If you spend any amount of time in the great outdoors in the Western US National Forests you should know about the recreational opportunities found at the USFS Sno-parks. To find a Sno-park near you go to Sno-parks.com.

How Hunters Use Their Handheld GPS Units

Handheld GPS Units can get hunters back to their productive hunting grounds.

 

Remember last year when you bagged that big buck. You looked around and swore that you would not forget that spot and would return this season. But; this year you couldn’t find it.

 

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How many times have you been out hunting and stumbled upon a spot which gives you great vantage points, excellent cover and a steady supply of game. Then the following weekend you go back but you can not find it again.

 

Successful hunters use their Handheld GPS Units to plot their way back to theses spots.

 

Don’t forget to add a spare set of batteries to your survival kit!