We have seen the wonderful GPS devices from your cell phone or automobile. But these aren't created for off-road experiences. So, what would be the features and how do you determine the correct GPS for hiking or backpacking? It is time to work this out.
 

Some deluxe compacts are now shipping with the new Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries. These are longer lasting per charge than Ni-Cads with comparable self discharge rates. The Streetwise Small Fry series, among others, contain this newest premium battery pack.

These units were too small for 9 volt batteries so they were designed for the smaller CR-123A lithium co. These provide longer life although a lithium battery cost more than an alkaline.

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The battery is lithium-ion and can be charged by plugging it to a power supply. This is much like in the i3 concept. Without fuel, the BMW i8 can travel for about 20 miles.

A: Most cell phone batteries on the market will last between 300 and 500 charge cycles. For most people, this means an average cellular battery will last about 1 to 2 years. NiMH batteries tend to lose their ability to hold a charge gradually, while lithium mines ontario-ion batteries perform well until the end when you will notice a dramatic drop in performance.

Simply because a GPS for hiking relies on overhead satellites, the unit might have issues establishing your place if you've extensive trees overhead, or are down in a canyon with steep walls or if there lots of tall buildings nearby.

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