November 12th, 2007 
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It wasn’t but two months ago that I was saying to someone, “When they get weather on GPS, I just may buy one.” Sure enough, next thing I know, I am looking at this Bushnell Onix 400 GPS system that includes, you guessed it, weather displays. But, this little dandy also incorporates XM satellite radio. Ladies and gentlemen, now I have everything I need to walk for miles and miles without a care in the world.
Of course, all this is housed in a rubberized container that shields the device from the elements. Heck, this would also do well for minor storm chasing. Though, watch out for cloud interference – you wouldn’t want to be tracking a twister and then lose the signal. Here is the feature list:
- Layer a satellite photo, topo map, compass, navigational aids and XM services on a single screen with TruView Navigation
- Extra-large 3.5” full color LCD
- Downloads and displays georeferenced satellite photography
- Displays XM weather data on the GPS map*
- XM Satellite radio entertainment including XM sports*
- SafeTrack battery conservation mode
- SiRF® GPS receiver
- Digital compass
- Embedded 128 micro SD card
- Rugged rubber armor
- Waterproof (IPX7 rated)
*With XM Satellite subscription
XM radio and weather subscription will run you around $17/month and the unit is priced at around $400-$500.
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Love what I’ve read so foar on the Bushnell GPS onix400, unfortunately, up here in Communist Governed, Canada, you can’t find a price quote on one, yet. Nor are they even available on the market.
Sucks to be Canadian!
i am interested in a gps what i can use in the bush when hunting and traveling for holiday,s
but of course our stinking goverment won,t allow it to bring it in Canada sometime,s you like to think where the communist live
i just bought one i hope it works as good as they say it does