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Garmin DriveTrack 72
$499.99
Garmin Drive Track 72
Track your pack and map your hunt with Garmin DriveTrack™ 72, the in-vehicle dog tracker with on- and off-road GPS navigation. Keep tabs on up to 20 dogs when paired with your compatible Garmin dog tracking system. Map your hunt with...
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Garmin Drive Track 72
Track your pack and map your hunt with Garmin DriveTrack™ 72, the in-vehicle dog tracker with on- and off-road GPS navigation. Keep tabs on up to 20 dogs when paired with your compatible Garmin dog tracking system. Map your hunt with up-to-date satellite imagery on the crisp, easy-to-read 7" high-resolution touchscreen display. And pair with the Garmin Drive™ smartphone app to see current weather conditions, smart notifications and traffic status.
Key Features:• Bright, crisp, easy-to-read high-resolution 7" touchscreen display
• Tracks up to 20 dogs when paired with your compatible Garmin dog tracking device
• Download up-to-date satellite imagery via Wi-Fi® technology to your device, and see terrain features from above
• Navigate on-and-off road with detailed mapping
• Pairs with the Garmin Drive™ smartphone app on your compatible smartphone to access current weather conditions, smart notifications and traffic statusCompatible Devices:
- Garmin Alpha 300
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Garmin Alpha 300i
- Garmin Alpha 200i
- Garmin Alpha 200 Plus
- Garmin PRO 550 Plus
- Garmin Alpha 10
Garmin Part Number: 010-04676-00
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General Specifications
- Dimensions: 6.8” W x 3.9” H x 0.7” D (17.3 x 9.9 x 1.9 cm)
- Weight: 8.57 oz (243 g)
Display
- Type: Multi-touch, glass, WSVGA color TFT with white backlight
- Size: 6.0" W x 3.5" H (15.2 x 8.9 cm); 6.95" diagonal (17.7 cm)
- Resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels
Battery
- Type: Rechargeable lithium-ion
- Life: Up to 1 hour
Maps & Memory
- Preloaded Street Maps: Yes
- External Memory Storage: microSD™ card (not included)
- Map Updates: Includes
- TOPO Map Support: Yes
Camera Features
- Backup Camera Compatible: Yes, includes external video input for Garmin backup cameras (sold separately)
Navigation Features
- Garmin Real Directions™ Landmark Guidance: Yes
- Points of Interest: Millions of Foursquare® POIs
- TripAdvisor® Traveler Ratings: Yes
- Route Shaping: Preferred cities/streets
- Voice-Activated Navigation: Yes, operate device with spoken commands
- Traffic: Includes live traffic updates
- Lane Assist with Junction View: Yes (photoReal junction view)
- Speed Limit Indicator: Yes (displays speed limits for most major roads in the U.S. and Europe)
- Driver Alerts: Includes alerts for sharp curves, school zones, red light, and speed camera warnings
Advanced Features
- Smart Notifications via App: Yes
- Wi-Fi® Map and Software Updates: Yes
- LiveTrack via App: Yes
Additional Features
- Trip Planner: Yes
- Trip Log: Yes
- BLE Capable: Yes
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Drive Track 71 Package Includes:
- Garmin DriveTrack 71
- Preloaded TOPO U.S. and Southern Canada maps
- Preloaded street maps of North America with maps and live traffic
- Vehicle suction cup mount
- Vehicle power cable
- USB cable
- Quick start manual
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Garmin Drive Track 71 Owner's Manual
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