(see below graphic for clarity)Ī raised embossed 'B' covers the center of the back of the BackTrack and covers the battery compartment. On either side at the top of the unit are the nicely-sized function buttons. On the outer green facing there are two symbols, one designating the corresponding button as for 'POWER/MODE' and the other for, 'MARK'. The chrome ring around the display has 8 indented evenly-spaced black dots and 60 small 'notches' use with the digital compass function. The Bushnell BackTrack labeling is centered top and bottom in white. The beige side accents extend downward and outward to form a loop through which the included black corded lanyard can be attached. The BackTrack looks like a large compass encased in dark green plastic with beige side accents and a beveled chrome edge encircling the actual LCD display face. Its intent appears to be simple, but effective. It has only two buttons and can mark only three waypoints a starting location, an ending location and one in-between. The Bushnell BackTrack Personal Location Finder is a GPS technology powered device stripped down to the most basic of functions. When the BackTrack arrived on my doorstep, its appearance met all my expectations. In addition to the clear text and graphics on the website, I was able to watch a short promotional video which explained the features and benefits of the BackTrack. * Compact size stores easily in your pocket or purseīushnell's website provides plenty of details and specs so there were no surprises when I received the BackTrack Personal Location Finder (hereafter, simply called the 'BackTrack'). * Operates on 2 AAA Batteries (Not Included) * High sensitivity SiRF Star III GPS receiver * Utilizes the latest digital technology: Other details: from manufacturer's website Measured Weight w/lanyard & batteries: 3 oz (85 g)Ĭolors Available: Tech Gray, Gray/Orange, Camo, Green, and Pinkĭimensions: 3 x 3.5 x 0.75 in (75 x 90 x 19 mm)

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