What is thedifference between this one and Bushnell 360510 Back Track? Looks the same but the other is more expensive
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View / record time in military or civilian, kilometers; Latitude and longitude coordinates; 4 x 3 x 7/8" d.; 1 5/8 x 1 5/8" screen (grayscale LCD)
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They do look the same but there is quite a big difference this one does alot more gives you when sun goes down and comes up tells you activity of animals around the area you set get 29 storage locations and much more
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As others have answered I would recommend this for both trail running and road races. It is possible that you will lose gps on some of the trails, but that is going to be the case with any gps watch. For OCR's, I have a friend who used this on one and he said it did fine. I think the best match for you would be the 910. If you are looking to stay within a certain price range, the 410 would work, but you may want to consider the 910.
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Hello This Bushnell Backtrack GPS is a simple, personal navigation device. It primary goal is to help you get back and not get lost. A normal GPS will guide you from point A to point B so on and so fort. Here is what it says on the back. Record your Track , Find your way back. Mark up to 5 locations and get back. Record and access your trips online from any mac/pc Reach beyond cell service Never get lost again. with the easiest to use personal location finder. Just mark the location and the backtrack feature will help you get back. In addition , the backtrack D tour allows you to track where you have been and easily upload your trips to a computer via USB for saving sharing and more. its GPS made simple. Backtrack Features 1 mark it 2 go anywhere 3 get back time , altitude , temperature, digital compass D tour Features Track Course Taken Length of Trip Speed of Trip Elevation along trip Temperature during trip In short Bushnell Bear Grylls Backtrack D tour should log hdop/vdop satellites in view and save / transfer it you your computer. Like in description this is GPS made simple. I would not recommend using it instead of GPS. It looks like you need something more advanced such as full GPS for you needs. I hope this helps. Andrew
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http://www.opticsreviewer.com/nikon-monarch-5-vs-bushnell-legend-ultra-hd.html
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I like it much better. I have a lot of friends that have Garmin. They seem to be limited to some courses which I have been able to receive on the Bushnell
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I own both and have used them on deer rifles for several years. I can truthfully say in the field I see absolutely no difference. Dropped a nice buck 15 minutes before legal shooting time was over one evening a week ago using a Pro-Staff scope. Light was waning but I was able to put a good shot on him some 150 yards away with the light transmission from the Nikon.
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Mine seems to be 3 yards off at 150 yards compared to my friends Bushnell. Other than that it works well and is small and light enough and if I add 3 yards it is consistent. I am still on the original battery after 3 months and 3 rounds per week.
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It doesn't come close to the Bushnell. That's why they are 2x the price. Here is what you want: Leupold SX-1 Ventana Angled Spotting Scope - 20-60x80. I bought a new on for 350.00. good luck
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I returned mine and bought a $60 spotting scope from Cabelas. This one is too soft/fuzzy/cheap to let you see clearly and when you zoom out the image gets smaller - its just awful
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Do what? Haha ask your question in a different way. I'm very happy with my Bushnell v2 with slope fyi
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Yes, here... Google is your friend.http://www.opticsreviewer.com/nikon-monarch-5-vs-bushnell-legend-ultra-hd.htmlThe Bushnell Legend Ultra HD was superior in field of view, detail resolution, and low light viewing. The Nikon has a slightly larger sweet spot. But the Bushnell was a pretty clear winner.Versus the Monarch 7, it's more of a toss-up.
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I'm pretty sure they are the same...the X2 "Shorty" Barlow...def worth it. The XT8 is a GREAT telescope.
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Buy whichever is cheaper. The differences between the 2 are so small. T5i has a 360 degree dial and some extra creative filters. I don't think it's worth the extra price.
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Hi,Here you go.http://bushnell.com/getmedia/d363fa27-d9ec-4611-87d5-7b3463d0f12d/201930-201933-201940-6LIM.pdf?ext=.pdfcf: http://bushnell.com/global/customer-service/product-manualsThank you so much for your interest:)
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Based on reputation (and, I don't own one), I think the the Bushnell is a better scope. I currently have a lower-priced Leupold Gold Ring scope on my Savage Model 12 varmint rifle. The Tasco is a good, emergency type temporary scope. I would carefully check all the Leupold scopes and buy the best one I could afford. I like all Leupold and Black Hills products - good, American products, and quality is generally cheaper in the long run. Good luck!
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I don't have information on the Redfield scope you're asking about, but I've been very pleased with the Bushnell. You can clearly read a license plate at 200+ yards. The soft-side case is great for taking it out in the field. Again, it is what it is - a lot of bang for the buck. You can spend hundreds more, but why. Hope this helps.
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I personally had a terrible experience with this model and after some very frustrating back and forth I ended up returning it through Amazon, not Bushnell, for a credit. So I do not recommend this model. I did, however, purchase the Neo+ ... While that model does not have a graphic interface it has been extremely reliable, it does not require courses to be downloaded and does not require an annual subscription fee. Hope my experience and recommendation is helpful to you.