Garmin Montana 610 Camo
The new Montana 610t Camo features a dual-orientation, 4-inch color touchscreen that’s glove friendly. Includes preloaded TOPO U.S. 100K maps, a 1-yearBirdsEye Satellite Imagery subscription and comes in distinctive camo print. It uses a 3-axis compass, built-in barometric altimeter and access to both GPS and GLONASS satellites for improved positioning and typically faster fixes. High-sensitivity GPS holds your position even in the deepest cover. Montana 610t Camo is preloaded with 250,000 geocaches from Geocaching.com. Share your waypoints, tracks, routes and geocaches wirelessly with other compatible Garmin GPS users. Bumps, humidity and water are no match for the durable Montana 610t -water-rated to IPX7.
Product Features
- PRELOADED GEOCACHES – 250,000 preloaded worldwide geocaches from Geocaching.com
- SEE YOUR SURROUNDINGS – Includes a 1-year Birdseye Satellite Imagery subscription1
- GPS AND GLONASS – With its high-sensitivity, WAAS-enabled GPS receiver, Hotfix satellite prediction and GLONASS support, Montana locates your position quickly and precisely and maintains its location even in heavy cover and deep canyons
- TRACK MANAGER – Ability to organize and navigate through waypoints/routes/track logs (easily start/stop recording track logs)
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really like this unit ordered this GPS to replace my old one. really like this unit . It has a lot more features than my old one ,the screen is easier to see and read. It is going to take awhile to be able to figure out how to use all the features on this GPS. the only thing i didn’t like was when i put the sd card from my old Garmin Vista in this new Garmin, I didn’t have all of the information like my waypoints and tracks in this new unit. was hoping i didn’t have to enter all of these manually, but guess i will…
The only thing I have to compare it to is my old Etrex 20. That difference is night and day. It’s not a fair comparison at all.So far I only have 1 objection to the Montana – the screen is polarized. I know that it’s intended to reduce glare but if you’re wearing polarized sun glasses, you have to hold it in the horizontal position or it blacks out. I guess I’ll be using it horizontally most of the time.This polarization problem exists with many electronic devices including many…
Bought this primarily for snowmobiling. It works great. It’s intuitive to use. Plenty of good Youtube videos that demonstrate functions. Once you familiarize yourself with basic functions, there’s no way to get lost. I downloaded TrailmasterGPS maps for N.H., which worked flawlessly on the Montana. I’ve done a couple of bushwacking hikes with it and the track back function also makes it impossible to get lost. Satellite acquisition is quick, and battery life (exposed in 10 degree weather) was…