I have noticed that if I turn the unit off, say for a lunch break or to change batteries, acquisition is very quick. There is an Optional Travel Power Kit with DeLorme-supplied rechargeable Li-Ion battery
Power is supplied by 2 AA batteries - I've used alkaline and Lithium (not mixed) Sensitive barometric altimeter - which I've never used Waterproof (IPX7) I don't know what the IPX7 means but I have continued to use the PN-60 in hard rainstorms with no problemsģ-axis electronic compass - when calibrated closely agrees with my magnetic compass, allowing for declination Measured Weight: 5.4 oz (153 g) without batteriesĦ.3 oz (179 g) with two AA Energizer Lithium batteriesĭevice dimensions: 2.43 in x 5.25 in x 1.5 in (6.17 cm x 13.34 cm x 3.81 cm )ĭisplay screen dimensions: 1.35 in x 1.69 in (3.4 cm x 4.3 cm ) With Li-Ion rechargeable battery: 6.7 oz (190 g) with alkaline AA batteries: 7.00 oz.
Listed Weight: Without batteries: 5.35 oz (152 g) I'm slowly learning what lighter gear works. Now my pack weighs between 22 and 32 lb (10 and 15 kg). Since then I have made one- and two-week trips in Michigan, Maine, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Florida. My starting pack weight was 70 lb (32 kg) with food but no water. My gear was cheap, heavy and sometimes painful. I started backpacking in 1979 with two weeks in northern Michigan along the Lake Superior shore. Reviews > Navigation and Map Gear > GPS > Delorme Earthmate GPS PN-60 > Owner Review by Edwin Morse
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