Satmap Active 10 review

Dec 18, 2007 ,

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The Satmap GPS handheld which we talked about back in August just got a review from PCW. It received four stars out of five and got praised for its smooth mapping, rugged design, and simple to use interface.

However it didn’t receive good grades in terms of cost since OS maps cost extra on top of the already pricey hardware, and the unreliable battery indicator wasn’t helpful.

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One Response to “Satmap Active 10 review”

  1. Gary Fischer Says:

    November 21st, 2010 at 1:09 pm

    The Satmap needs a separate case to meet minimum dust and waterproof specs. Most GPS are built to this spec, IP67.

    What happens if your state TOPO data card is damaged?


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