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Visit www.sportys.com to order or for more information! XM Datalink Weather The new aera from Garmin will change the way you look at touch-screen GPSs. This series of compact GPSs is packed with cutting-edge features based on Garmins industry-leading expertise in both aviation and automotive GPSs. A completely new interface makes these the easiest-to-use Garmins yet simply tap the icons to access the desired page, then drag your finger to navigate through each page. Its also well-suited to the cockpit, with large buttons, minimal button-pushing, and a sunlight-readable 4.3 screen. Includes internal GPS antenna and internal battery. Aviation Features •Detailed moving maps with land data, airports, airspace, navaids and much more. •Terrain page warns of nearby terrain or obstacles, including a side profile view. •Comprehensive nearest airport screen shows airports, weather, navaids and more. •Detailed airport information pages with runways, frequencies and more. •Garmins famous panel page, with nearly real-time updates, is a great emergency backup. •The aera 510 and 560 also feature XM Satellite Datalink Weather. Automotive Features •Intuitive turn-by-turn navigation, with spoken street names. •Millions of points of interest pre-loaded (hotels, gas stations, ATMs and more). •aera 550 and 560 feature Garmins Lane Assist feature, so you never miss an exit. •Media player and picture viewer keep you entertained on the road. New Accessories Also new with the aera are Garmins ...
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