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Jun 17 2009, 12:00pm CDT | by Shane McGlaun
Both units are waterproof and have high-sensitivity receivers with HotFix to quickly acquire and maintain satellite reception. The technology allows the receiver to maintain a fix even in heavy tree cover or deep canyons.
The units also have Trackback features to get you back to where you started. The 401 also features an electronic compass and a barometric altimeter. The device can also wirelessly share routes, tracks, and waypoints between other specific Garmin GPS units. Both devices are powered by a pair of AAA batteries with up to 18 hours of runtime per set in the 301 and up to 17 hours with the 401.
Via Garmin
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