Garmin GPSMAP 66st Only used once. Has scuff on one side, otherwise, like new! It is a highly versatile and accurate handheld global positioning device (GPS) unit. Its accurate, easy to use, and seems quite bombproof. The battery pack is simply 2 AAs. This rugged handheld device offers multi-band technology with 3 color display and full access to BirdsEye Satellite Imagery. For a really capable, really durable GPS unit, the GPSMAP 66st is an excellent choice. It holds more data than anyone but a really dedicated field researcher on a long trip could use, can connect to smartphones and WiFi, and can view the world via maps or satellite imaging. was asking $300...reduced to $220 - If interested please call Troy 7o1.721.o498

Here is the description from the website for this unit: This unit can map thousands of waypoints, provide satellite imagery, and update you on the weather, either on the device or linked to your smartphone.

Premium GPS handheld with Birdseye Satellite Imagery subscription and TOPO maps. Multiple Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) support to track your travels in more challenging environments than GPS alone plus three-axis compass and barometric altimeter

Access to Birdseye Satellite Imagery with direct-to-device downloads and no annual subscription and preloaded TOPO U.S. and Canada maps

Expanded wireless connectivity supports Active Weather for up-to-date forecasts and animated weather radar and Geocaching Live for mobile syncing and updates

Large, 3 sunlight-readable color display for easy viewing. Display size - 1.5 W x 2.5 H inch (3.8 x 6.3 cm); 3 inch diag (7.6 cm) This reliable and accurate GPS unit is full of features.

The GPSMAP 66st has excellent reception for a few reasons.

First, the actual construction of the a high-powered, quad-helix antenna and includes an astounding 16GB of memory (not counting the extra microSD cards you can add to quadruple the storage.)

The 66st functionality works great regardless of conditions, whether it's freezing or wet. The buttons are big enough to push with gloves on, and there's no touch screen to get wet and inoperable. Like most of Garmin's handheld units, it's rated to IPX7 water resistance, which means it's good to go for rainstorms or snow, just not full immersion.

The best thing about the 66st is the way Garmin paired accuracy, ease-of-use, and a heaping helping of memory. With the 64GB microSD cards now available, the 66st could carry up to 80GB, which is way more than we think we could ever use in the lifetime of a unit without deleting anything.