Magellan GPS

un palo!

Yes, please fix the Triton Firmware. Bad GPS locks and waas not reliable at best. Low power caused mine to lock and had to ship it to get fixed!

waiting!!?

gotta love it sent my old gps in and its lost fed ex magellan basicly said tuff crap. the 4700 agrivates me because it just seems to be wrong most of the time. totaly agrivated

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HTC Touch Pro 2! If Magellan made a smartphone though, I'd be all over it.

Good luck ! Should have bought a Garmin. Customer support is a joke at best. I'm sorry I made the investment Should have bought a Garmin. Thank's a lot Customer support. Oh did I mention the scam about the 5 year extended warranty I bought. Don't do it.

still never recived a coin

I would like a FREE geocoin as well.

Glad to have you guys!

Yes

I haven't heard when the prizes shipped. Any idea when I should get my Trition?

Was just wondering that myself--haven't heard a thing.

I had a Magellan Roadmate and switched to the "G" brand. Used it for a while. Got frustrating trying to load points of interest...etc.. Saw the Maestro 4700 and looked it over pretty good. I looked at others, put the word out I was selling my "G" and sold it in one day. Got the 4700. LOVE IT! Used the feature to add destinations along the way, and worked Great. The feature I was trying to get on "G" is already there on the Magellan. Awesome job folks.!!!

I recently bought a Triton400, over a similar Garmin unit. I can't really say why I did that, since I've always used the other brand....but I bought one anyway. So far, I would give this GPS a very high rating, although not excellent. It's very user-friendly, which is a HUGE plus. The screen is colored nice & easy to read. Battery life seems pretty... Read More decent. And it's VERY customizable. Using VantagePoint, it's quick & easy to add new maps & caches. It seems to be as accurate as any GPS I have used. And it's just built really nice, feeling good in the hand. The negatives are...#1. I don't think this GPS has the ability for "waypoint averaging", which is REALLY nice for geocaching. #2. It seems to struggle a bit in keeping satellite connection during less-than-perfect conditions, like rain. While that's the only actual negatives I have found yet, there is one other thing I would really like to see.....as long as it was reasonably priced. A battery pack to go in place of the 2 AA's, with the capability of being recharged by a cigarette lighter, would be GREAT. Another nice thing to do for customers would be to automatically provide one free state topo map after purchase. I have saw that this has been occasionally done in the past, through marketing promotions, but it's not a full-time thing. So those of us who missed those dates are just up a creek. Bottom-line: The Triton400 is an excellent & fully capable GPS unit out of the box. With just a few enhancements, tweaks, & customer bonus's, it could be one of the leading handhelds onthe market.

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still have not recived this