Garmin GPSMAP 76 series User Manual

GPSMAP 76 series
These sturdy handhelds are right at
home on land or sea. They’re tough on
the outside, waterproof, and yes, they
even float. Choose from the basic
navigation features of the GPS 76, the
detailed mapping capabilities of the
GPSMAP 76, or detailed mapping plus
electronic compass and barometric
altimeter features on the GPSMAP 76S.
All of these units are WAAS capable
for accuracy to within 3 meters. And
you can view your position on a sharp,
four-level grayscale screen for excellent
separation and contrast.
Rugged, waterproof, unsinkable, WAAS GPS receivers

Garmin GPSMAP 76 series Specifications

General

Battery	2 AA batteries (not included)
Water rating	IPX7
High-sensitivity receiver	Yes
Waypoints/favorites/locations	500
WAAS enabled	Yes
Built-in antenna	Yes
Battery life	16 hours (typical use)
Interface	Serial
Basemap	Yes
Routes	50

Summary

GPSMAP 76 Series Product Overview

Rugged, Waterproof, Unsinkable, WAAS GPS Receivers

Highlights the device's durability, water resistance, buoyancy, and WAAS capability for accurate positioning.

GPSMAP 76 Series Specifications

Navigation and Trip Features

Details navigation capabilities like waypoints, routes, trip computer, alarms, and position formats.

GPS Performance and Accuracy

Covers WAAS performance, accuracy specifications, and receiver dynamics.

Device Features and Hardware

Includes electronic compass, barometric altimeter, power source, physical size, weight, and case details.

Optional Features and Accessories

Lists optional hardware like MapSource CD-ROMs and external antennas, plus storage.