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If you get lost while using the Oregon 550T, maybe it’s time to find another hobby.

Wish you had a photographic memory? Until scientists figure out how to surgically implant more grey matter into your skull, carrying a Garmin Oregon 550T in your pocket is the next best thing.
  • Carry an extra set of eyes with a built-in 3.2 megapixel camera�every photo is logged with an automatic geotag, so you always know the exact location of each photograph
  • Sun-friendly touchscreen navigation on a three inch diagonal screen allows you to quickly and easily negotiate surrounding topography and reconcile digital maps with geographic features.
  • Comes preloaded with topographic maps for the continental US and a basemap for the rest of the world�install additional maps with the MicroSD expansion card slot.
  • Additional navigational tools include a 3-axis compass as well as a barometric altimeter, which you can also use as a tool to track weather
  • 850 MB of built in memory allow you to archive photos, routes and waypoints for future reference
  • Take your Geocaching adventures to the next level by downloading GPX files directly to the Oregon 550T�no more paper print outs
  • Share your waypoints, routes and Geocache locations wirelessly with other Oregon, Colorado and Dakota� GPS users with the push of one button
  • Upload data to your computer and analyze your performance data using Garmin Connect

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The BC's price is strange - Oregon 550T...

rvo5492276

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The BC's price is strange - Oregon 550T GPS on the Garmin's site runs at $499.99. What is the trick here? Has BC somehow upgraded the device?? Where does the indicated regular price of $599.95 come from?

Eli Hauschild

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Backcountry will generally match the price, and in this case I'm certain they will. Just click the Chat Now (upper right) and tell them about the price discrepancy.

5 5

Orin

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Beautiful, I take it while boating. Gives you time to next waypoint ect. Speed and much more and if you want you can capture a scene and return to it since your picture is positioned.

5 5

Thomas Bloess

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The "T" comes pre-loaded with topo maps so you don't have to go out and buy any. Compact and light weight yet still easy to use and read in most light conditions. Batteries go a bit quicker than I'd like but I have a solar charger for that. Camera isn't the best at only 3.2 mp, but I used to map my hikes with my cell phone and take pics with it too, and the camera on that is only 3.2, so no changes there. The cool thing is it tags the photos with the location and on top of that it is now a multi-use piece of equipment so you don't have to carry a GPS and a camera. Finds satellites fast, comes with a caribiner to easily clip to the back of your pack. Looks to be built tough, but I haven't tested that yet, but looks really stout.