Lowrance® Endura™ Out&Back GPS Unit
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- Preloaded basemap content
- Dispaly resolution: 320 x 240
- Stores: 2000 Waypoints; 60 Routes; 30 Plot trails; 194 Graphic marker icons
- Trip computer and route recording
- Geocaching capability
- Mini USB port
- Hot keys to quickly access main features
- Picture viewer
- Waterproof to IPX7 standards
Find your way out and back again with the handheld GPS units that sets the standard for affordability and ease-of-use, the Lowrance Endura Out&Back GPS Unit. Featuring a 2.7'' color transflective touch-screen, the Endura Out&Back GPS Unit's pre-loaded mapping content provides detailed hill shading, topographic contours, primary roads and key Points of Interest (POI) for accurate and realistic situational awareness. The Out&Back’s recording option saves trails and routes allowing quick recall or sharing, a geocaching application compatible with Geocaching.com and its ability to support a full range of Lowrance’s optional mapping content application (not included) makes the Out&Back an exceptional travel companion. Runs 15 hours on two AA batteries (not included). Accepts Micro SD cards; up to 32 GB cards (card not included). Dimensions: 5.1'' H x 2.4'' W x 1.2'' D. Weight: 0.36 lbs.
Manufacturer style #: 000-0125-38.
Rated 3 out of 5Â by 4
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by monark177 Great purchase
I use it for ice fishing and it's awesome. I bought the Fishing Hot Spots Map micro SD card and that's the way to go. Make sure you adjust the detail and contour line settings to high and all, so you can see all the details on the lake maps. I was a little hesitant to buy this unit due to the negative reviews, but I love it and recommend it to anyone. I don't understand how people can be disatisfied with this product.
January 21, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5Â by 3579fries endura
the instruction manual gives no info about having the unit stationary for the first 15 minutes of operation. i received that direction from a turse young lady at tech support lowrance. the first unit was defective. one other issue i have is that you can't page up a compass unless you are in the navigation mode. the h2o unit i have has a compass page. it is still to early to give a better review, thanks dave.
November 11, 2010
Rated 1 out of 5Â by KHobbs5 A Nightmare
After careful study of available GPS units, I chose this model and requested it as a Christmas present. The day after Christmas, I tried to download maps for it from MapSelect, the service used by Lowrance. I was never able to make the GPS unit recognize the maps. It was more than a week before I could get through to customer service. I eventually talked to many different customer service people, but no one could solve the problem for me. I finally sent the unit back to them on 1/22. It is now 2/17, and I just got a notification that they have charged my credit card for the maps I downloaded. I still don't have the unit back. If and when I do get it back, I have no confidence that it will work. Trust me. Don't mess with this thing!
February 17, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5Â by LabonteFan Surprisingly solid GPS
I received the Out&Back as a Christmas present from my dad. Years ago he had a Lowrance GPS and loved it but I never could figure it out. Let me tell you that this GPS is a new breed altogether!
First, it was easy to learn how to use. I have an iPhone so am used to touchscreen. The touchscreen and menus used on the Out&Back were pretty simple (not multi-touch but still pretty good). I only had to look in the owner's manual for a couple of things but everything I needed was there and was easy to work once I was in the right spot.
We have some pretty dense trees and brush around here and the GPS lock was very solid. I was surprised that it also had about 30 hunting icons and works with our Cuttyback game camera too.
All in all, it is turning into a pretty good Christmas present. Looking forward to hunting with it for Spring turkey season.
January 30, 2010
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can I put the gps location in to it and it will lead me to that spot and back again to the lauch site?
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Yes, you can enter a GPS locations/address to take you there and back. You will create a route, which you will be able to delete, edit, and navigate (forward or reverse) routes. http://www.lowrance.com/upload/Lowr...Thanks
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Will this unit plot my path in the waterways so I can return the way it plotted? If not, which units can do this.Answers
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This unit is pre-loaded with mapping content with key land features such as lakes, rivers, primary roads and key Points of Interest (POI) provides accurate situational awareness. Out&Back is also easy to customize, including a recording option that saves trails and routes allowing quick recall or sharing. ThanksDetails:Â
In particular: If this unit was used by a non-boater in a fishing tournament, can saved routes be transferred to another Lowrance/non-Lowrance GPS unit used by a boater?Answers
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You can use this unit with a USB Cable or SD Card, which you will be able to transfer your saved routes or waypoints to your computer. Which if you are other unit can be hooked up to the computer then you should be able to transfer to another unit.Answers
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This GPS does not come with a mini-USB to USB cable for computer connection. However, it can use any mini-USB to USB cable on the market. Many customers will already have one of these from a digital camera, camcorder or other portable electronic device.If needed, you can purchase one of these data cables from stores or on the internet for less than $10.
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This GPS is designed specifically for North America. While it comes with a global map which shows country boundaries, it does not provide detail on roads, rivers, etc. for other continents or countries such as Australia.Lowrance has announced that they will have other regional versions of the Endura GPS products for Europe and Australia/New Zealand, but they are not released for sale yet.
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I will be going to Irag in March guiding military convoys. Will this pick up there or are downloadable maps available to enable it to work?Answers
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Lowrance GPS products are often used by members of the military as a personal GPS device. Soldiers often use a Lowrance GPS for marking waypoints for possible insurgent locations, attack areas, etc.While it will pick up very accurate GPS signal anywhere in the world, it does not come loaded with mapping for Iraq. If you frequently drive a convoy route, you can record the route with the GPS while you are there and then share it with anyone who owns an Endura GPS. If you need to create a route prior to travel, there are websites that allow you to create your own routes and trails in GPX format for free using Google Satellite type maps as the background map. You can create these routes for your military convoy routes and load them onto any Endura GPS for navigation.
One thing you will need to be sure of is to change your Regional Setting on the Endura to APAC (which includes the Middle East). Otherwise, you will have difficulty seeing your trail and waypoint information.
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GPS is a global entity. Pretty much any GPS receiver, be it a chartplotter, a handheld or a car unit will receive signal pretty much anywhere in the world. Being a handheld design to build tracks or trails, routes and points, this unit will work fine in Iraq. However there currently is no detailed maps offered by Lowrance for these units. So any form of topographic software is currently out of the question. But to make sure you know where you are going and to get back to base, it will do the job. Hope this works out for you and come and see us sometime at Bass Pro Shops Orlando!Answers
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Downloading tracks/trails and waypoints to a computer is very straight forward with an Endura GPS. When you connect the GPS to the computer using a mini-USB to USB cable, the computer (both IBM and MAC) will open up a window and recognize the GPS as a storage device. Then, all you need to do is open the folder for the device and copy or drag and drop your files over to your computer.Once loaded on your computer, you can email these to friends, upload to trail sharing websites for free, or open and view using Google Earth.
FYI, the Endura GPS units are NOT compatible with the older Lowrance MapCreate software as it is not needed anymore.
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All Lowrance equipment is compatible with their MapCreate software which allows you to not only store routes, trails and waypoints on the PC but it gives you a base map of the world to see where exactly those points and trails are. Allowing you to edit and create routes and points from the comfort of your own home. Hope this helped you out and come see us at Bass Pro Shops Orlando!Answers
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No. MapCreate 6 software was designed primarily for the Lowrance marine products and the older Lowrance iFinders. That software is about 6 years old and the Endura software does not support it.
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Lowrance is currently using the Map Create 7 software, I believe any of their software would be compatible, yet the new Endura line is set to a MicroSD format. They are currently working on introducing Lake Insightâ„¢ and Nautic Insightâ„¢ mapping for their handhelds. Navionics is also producing MicroSD cards specifically for the Lowrance Handhelds. Upon that you would be able to use the Navionics NavPlanner software as well. I hope this helps you out.1 of 1
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