Garmin Quest FAQ
The Garmin Quest is a highly portable mobile GPS unit. The Quest line of GPS units are known for their small unobtrusive size and easy to read screens.
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Form Factor
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At 4.5 by 2.2 by 0.9 inches and weighing in at 5.5 ounces, the Quest is about the same size as most cell phones. This makes the Garmin Quest a truly pocket GPS.
Made For The Outdoors
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The Quest is waterproof to IPX7. This means that the device can be submerged in up to 3 feet of water for a period of 30 minutes and still remain functional. The Quest also features a rugged exterior.
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Screen Size
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This GPS features a beautiful 1.5 by 2 inch color screen. The screen is fully back-lit with an auto back-lighting feature which adjusts the back-lighting according to the amount of ambient light.
Internal Memory
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The Quest has 115MB of internal memory. While sufficient for local navigating, if you are taking a long trip you may have to delete some maps along the way. The Quest does not receive live updated maps, but rather stores preloaded maps in memory.
Navigating
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The Garmin Quest features street level mapping, and spoken turn by turn directions. Additional maps can be downloaded to a PC and synced to the GPS using the included USB cable.
Battery Life
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When not using the 12 Volt car kit, the Garmin operates on an internal 12 Volt rechargeable battery. Garmin rates the internal battery life at 20 hours.
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