Garmin GPS 89- Manuals

Page 3 - OWNER’S MANUAL; Section One

GPS 89 Personal Navigator"* OWNER’S MANUAL The GPS 89 represents GARMINis continuing commitment to provide pilots with quality navigation information in a versatile, accurate and user-friendly design you’ll enjoy for years to come. To get the most from your new GPS unit, it is important that you...

Page 4 - CAUTION; authority to operate this device under Part 15 regulations.

CAUTION The GPS system is operated by the government of the United States, which is solely responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. The system is subject to changes which could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS equip ment. Although the GPS 89 is a precision electronic NAVigation A...

Page 5 - Appendix C—Specifications, Wiring, and Battery Replacement

SECTION ONE latiodacii(m/Gctting Started GPS DeiinitionsWavigaiion Basics/Keypad Usage ., Initializing the Receiver/Anieima Installaiion................. SECTION TWO Takeoff Tour Power OniSatelliie Status Page...................................... Page Sequenceftimulaior Mode ...... ...................

Page 9 - Initialialng the GPS 89 for First-Timt Use

( l it i i t ' m' u i Initialialng the GPS 89 for First-Timt Use The GPS 89 calculates your position and movement by tracking signals sent from GPS satellites. Each of the 21 active GPS satellites circles the earth twice a day in a very precise orbit, and transmits information back to earth. In orde...

Page 10 - НсЫ thi receim; Btforc You Initialfac; To iinu the GPS; Welcome Page and EZinit

НсЫ thi receim parallel ia the giaund arid tMale tlie antenna pcrpemlicular ta ihcgrmmd. MiTOLOCftlE EPE '‘15 CHOOSE INIT HETHOD: ST 2 nUTDLOCATE3 NO RE-IHIT (CONTINUE ACOUIRlHb) D105DGBT14EOilE2 The EZtnil prompt will aiiiamatieolfy appear if the ntedrer tieedi (a be inidal- iai. The prompt may als...

Page 11 - EZüüt; CQUHTRV LIST

EZüüt If you've already initialized the GPS 89 and the EZinit prompt appears, highlight the *no re-init’ seleaion with the arrow keypad and press A. The EZinit prompt may appear if you've had the unit on in normal mode while indoors, or if the antenna is shaded while acquiring satellites in normal o...

Page 12 - Anttnna Removal; • Rotate die knurled knob; Antama Imtallation

K t ' i i i m í i í f i p i f l f l l N Í Í t i l í l í í O n LanyeráAitadimait Jo attach thí CK 89i lan yard, thread líw ítrap through iho D-tii^ on the baUtry compartment carer. N«t, iahr the iotiii enJ of the lanyard, insert it through the at the other enil, atiii tighten. Anttnna Removal The GP...

Page 13 - TaVcolfTottr; Press and hold the D kevuntil the welcome page; Paft

TaVcolfTottr The GARMIN GPS 89 is a powerful navi^iion tool that offers pilots a host of advanced features that help make (ly ing safer and more efficient. The Takeoff Tour is designed to quickly guide you through basic features and functions of the GPS 89 using a simulated trip. Once you’ve comple...

Page 14 - m u l; Scrolling Throttgh the Main Pages; l«tiu; Simulator; Simulator Mode

.äM m u l S i m n l r t i ( ) F Moilt’ Scrolling Throttgh the Main Pages The GPS 89 feamies five main pages in a continuous loop: Satellite Status, Position, Map, Navigation, and Main Menu. Try scrolling through the pages by pressing the V key. You can also scroll the opposite direction (or return t...

Page 15 - Actfvating a GOTO; The GOTO page will appear with the identitier field ready; Navigation Page; VNAV Altitude Field; GO; to

Since well be taking off fiom the airport, keep the posi tion and bearing values at zero (to keep our position located at the airport). To return to the main menu page: 1. Press the I > key. Actfvating a GOTO Once you have entered the starting position of your (light, the next step is to select ...

Page 16 - r’nsiiioii Filial’; aiul; tt cnlittti /rom tk; Page; Simnlalcd Speed Entry

r’nsiiioii Filial’ aiul Alii;) P«Mt’ BRC DST 325* 34.7!k 354* 1^0^ TRK SPD 3R9 l . i S . m m m m r A # 4 • • ■ ETE KTK e.00!i. 11:20 TIME UHAU NavlgahnP*tt In simuldtor modt, spted may tt cnlittti /rom tk jpeti) jUU. NOT£ N<«r tis« itmuklor mode for attud lutvij^olinn. baa NW 330 34S UlluuiiiAlui...

Page 17 - distance and angle Gdds,; With the field cursor on the zDom field, press the ▼ key; KISH

Mofring Map Page (tonlinMtd) Diiidnceio ttiiypoini _ Sped Over Ground At the 80 nin scale, you’ll be able to see your plane and nearby airports. The line up the center of the page represents the irack-up route from your starting point (50R) to the des tination airport (3R9), with your present posit...

Page 18 - . A i i i o Z o i m i

M .WifU'vt U if >/)()! II i-S (I Hi) . A i i i o Z o i m i i NEAREST 1 unvMT PST ana »1- D.Bn cvez 131' la.i CVM BIS' 44.7 iRB IBi' il.S CVKC 153' 55.1 evsu 111’ sa,5 nitl 113' u.s 4VCC 353' u.s EH3 HI' TD.5 N m ) 0 ( Airport Pa|c Tit Iwring and iistimt te ihi nine ntnrett oirpott tni^ be <fdd...

Page 19 - Cancelling GOTO Navigation; Press the V key to display the navigatian page.; Power Off; key for thro« seconds.

AntoZoom (contfamcd) The map scale will loom to the next lowest setting Ci.e„ from 80 nm to 40 nm) whenever the map can fit both your present position and your destination on the screen. If you manually zoom in the map sale before this point, the AutoZoom faiure will resume once it catches up to the...

Page 20 - Elevation; fmn; • VORs

\^VПJJ()lí!í UORLOHIDE CYCLE EFFECTIUE 28 MAR 96 25 APR 96 The database it^omuUwn page shmvî ihe e^eciive datr oj the nav^tion ilatii- hose. Datahasc updates are aMiioHe/rotn GARMJN or icppeiot OPT: MA02 N 42*01.486' U 070*50.288' ME U$M UflVPOIMT Elevation 70'V DONE? Ibu map se/eci fmn the Aiipun (...

Page 21 - CoorAwUes; MORi SAT

T№typoii»t Review Pagts Once a waypoint caiegoiy and identifier have been selected, the GPS 89 will provide extensive information through various waypoint review pages. The following way- point information is available; Airport Informatioii The GPS 89i airport waypoint page allows you to enter a def...

Page 22 - KENT; uxr; User Waypoint Page

^...3 ¥ tIflVPOINT USR: KENT N 32*33.937' W 097* 13.832' l»«T STRIP REF! BR 6 Oil* DST 137R. RElWME'i NEH? DELETE? GEma UitT Vk^ipoint Page Up 10 250 uxr wi^rpoints con be stared in die CPS 39, UftVFQlHT «SR! KENT H 32*33.997* «097*13.632* rVT CRRSS STRIP REF: ERO on* DST 137S RENANE? DELETE? DONE? ...

Page 23 - Waypoini Commtiits; To enter a user comment:

Reference l^ypoints If you are defining the new waypoint position by refer encing (entering a distance and bearing from) a known way- point or your present position: hUseths ▼'keytohighlightthe'HEFfitid. 2. (If you are referencing a waypoint), press and use die arrow keypad to enter the identifier ...

Page 24 - tiltil; From; TOMER; the new liter; piess; Rdd to route; To sove on Autoültne wi^; Ddetiiig or Renaming a User St^ypoint

Dt'lí'íinij/ f i n it l ll l ii r ! ,' tiltil ■ \ 11 l o . S í t u r REHflHE HflVPHT From TOMER lo: TOHRl suri To confirm the new liter wnjpoinl niwie, higWijht the Yes?' promfl tmd piess ENTER. WUTOSTQRE Uaypoint: 001 N 30*22.997* U 098*00.632* Rdd to route number: 0 SAUEY To sove on Autoültne wi^ ...

Page 25 - Going To a Dcstinatioii

Going To a Dcstinatioii One of the many benefits of GPS navigation is the ability to ily direaly to a waypoint or fly a chain of waypoints with out relying totally on ground-based navigation aids. To take advantage of the convenience and efficiency of point-to- point GPS navigation, the GPS 89 prov...

Page 26 - G O iO K n; GOTO Function; GOTO

G O iO K n GO to : -PRESS ENTER TO nCTIUATE HAUIOATION -PRESS 60T0 TO SEE NEAREST UAVPOtNTS To caned GOTO rut^ga- ikm, use [hi lEH ARROW kty 10 clear the utenii^er fidd, end press ENTER NEAREST WOR HaVPNr PRO PST aus OPT' 17.4 hap ElB' 39.9 Bili ■31' 43.1 STV 371' 49.7 SSF Eli' 97.3 fiRK 353' 51.3 I...

Page 27 - TracBack NavigiUioii; From the menu or map configuration page, highlightthe; To activate a TracBack route:; Automatic

TracBack NavigiUioii Another method of navigating to a destination is by using the GPS 89’s TracBack feature. The TracBack function allows you to quickly and easily retrace your path using the track log automatically stored in the receiver^ memory. The advan tage of the TracBack feature is to elimi...

Page 28 - HESTM; iSI; Tips on Creating and Using the TntcEack Feature

Tfe TmBack fanctìon ü/Iows )wi to ndvigalc your trocli log to the ddtst tradì point in maiiotyL ftCHME ROUTE HESTM TBII iSI 351'540' 555' 547'573' 555' 15.5 CLEWR?IHMERT? Onci a IracBocli i$ flctivijt- td, a scries oj tcmporaty witypotnls mil lie usci to lüvide itie tract li^ into lt;gs. To sove 0 I...

Page 29 - Press V until the main menu page appears.

Route PcflnltioD Page The GPS 89 lets you create and store up to 20 routes of 30 waypoints each. Routes are created, copied and edited through the route definition page, which is accessed through the main menu page. To select the route definition page: 1. Press V until the main menu page appears. 2....

Page 30 - To create a route in the GPS 89:

‘J m^i C Kmiic.s HO НЙУРНТ DTK PST 1 KOJO I КГОЕ ROUTE! 1 KOJO TO KHKC гТ5' A4 ] KHKC DTJ' il O K i f f l p . . — 5________ ____ E TOTOL DST ~§ГР TO:____ CLR-i INU-f ftCT? Tou out construct a route mumuitly by entering t/ie mtm of itirftviAKii wt^- points in (oty оЫег you choose. ROUTE! 1 KOJO TO KH...

Page 31 - HARHIHm; aU waypoints; bm; Ш И Ш

The route action fields, located at the bottom of the route definition page, allow you to clear, invert and activate the routes stored in the GK 89. To clear a route; I.Press A tobegin entry of the route number. I Enter the route number and press 4B. 3. Select the XLIT field and press A. A warning p...

Page 32 - To display DTK or E1A for each; Press the key once to move the field highlight to the; To dear the active route from the active route page; and press; To edit a route from the Active Route Page or the; I.Usethe A. and keys to select the waypoint to edit; ActiTC Rome Page

flCTIUE RQUie NOJC TO KHKOHavrWT ETE 1ST KFOE ie:DO O.S KHMt 4TiSt 14.7 CLEAR'MNUERT'7 ActivckouU Fagf Ux At active twite page to hccp track o] the estimated time enrouto anil ifulance to iipcamitigwajpaints. flCTIUE ROUTE KUilC TO KHKO HOYFIIT HTO ~PSfKOilt _______________ KFOE 13:S5 43.1 14:» 14.3...

Page 33 - Revtcwing & Editing Rontcs; edit; jnm the; тетш PST

Revtcwing & Editing Rontcs Once ytmVe selected a waypoint from the route list, choose a menu function: 1. To review the definition page for the waypoint, highiight the 'review heid and press 2. To add a new waypoint that precedes the selected way point, highlight the Insetf field and press dO, ...

Page 34 - bal; Satdlitc Status Page; Operfliing Mode; Searching—

Sutcllite in vt№ bal not curtcni^ in me (D3 & 17) wiU be h|ghlighiei with « Moeh reeton^e, anil will show a contsponiling ■ finl- low'sipial sirnigth kr Satdlitc Status Page Operfliing Mode Baltery Level Indicotor “ Signol Sirenglh Indictttor Bars” 30 The satellite status page displai)^ the stat...

Page 36 - aa; DTS E I; To mannally enter a position:; PostHoM rage; To enter an attitude manually:

PuM'iidìi [HE aa DTS E I TRUCK ^ SPEED 069 * ITO-T TRIP 32 . 2 & ALT 108 l^T POSITION N 39 *OB. 057 ‘ W 094*49 ■SS'i' TINE 08 : 29:17 To speed uf inilidliention, enter your {Msitjon coonh- notes Mnuoll^t I'M 11 Ml 11111 M MI » » II UD 34S H DIE t TRACK *' SPEED 355 * 0 .(A „TRIP IBo.oa ALT 1074Ì...

Page 37 - Map Page; zoom, panning control and map configuration

Map Page Zoom Field Bearing to Uii^point Plane Icon Courx Over Ground Panning and Mop Qin/iguratitin Field Disionceto Uiiypoint W^fpoini Idenii(ier Speed Over Grixi; The GPS 89S map page plots your course and route on a moving map. The map page also provides you with a mov ing map cursor that will ...

Page 38 - íNtíl; Map Page Functions; Pressthe A heytobegin range selection.; To activate the pan ftmetion; From the zoom held, use the P key to highlight the pan

,/^M íNtíl f’mim'Mí: rCBñitifmnn 325 * 32.8 ■ ■ 191 • i Til ■ 325 * 150 Tht GK S9 OjJire 12 icmm scdajmm 02 (o 320 nm. Uic Ae panning tnixie to view Ac atm sumtunifiiig jtour atrrent posUian anil rtmtiy Mt)paints. Map Page Functions There are four main functions you can perform from the map page— zo...

Page 39 - To point at a displayed waypoint; win; Advanced Zooming & Panning; To adjust the zoon nage while panning; To matk the target oosshaii position as a new waypoint:; Ae; you

From the zoom or pan fields, the cursor highli^t may be moved into the map display by pressing the 'v key. The arrow keys will now move the highlight through the map and “pomt' at on-scteen waypoints. To point at a displayed waypoint; 1. Use the airow keys to move the cursor highlight from the zoom ...

Page 40 - Track Up; CoafigunMim; Advanctd Zooming and; To GOTO the taigel oussluiir; Map Conflpiratioa; Map Crmfigaratioii Page; Waypoint Category Viewing Scale; Hishlightthe desired category viewing scale and press

г-щ М.ЛР \\Viv;)i)iiU> GO to : HOP_______ -PRESS ENTER TO ACTIUATE NAUIOATIOH -PRESS GOTO TO SEE NEAREST HAVPOINTS Be mre to ктхтс the 'MAP' waypouit w I kh jou save ti, os ti Mill к ever- wriUen tvhen you ferfom your next goto. HAP CONFIG lOENTi USER: MOR:AIRPORT: •Onm 32D«)m eonm ROUTES: PLOT P...

Page 41 - and Plot; RoBlts and Plot Podnt Options; Trclok Up; flutomatic; able jrom the map

Map Configuration Page (contiaiicd) Wir>7winl Categories Map Field HtiP ¿6HFIé~ IDENT:USER: 320nm UOR: «20nm AIRPORT: SOftlft ROUTES: ON PLOT PTS: go AUTO ZOOM: ON RINGS: OFF ORIENTATION: Track Up TRACK LOG-» Rotttej and Plot —Poinis Field Irflclttcg Submenw RoBlts and Plot Podnt Options The next...

Page 42 - yaH Icrs; AalaZoan a\iloimticiiSy; func

33 yaH Icrs 325* 3 3 . 7 ■ • ■ • ■ • 325* ■ 150 AalaZoan a\iloimticiiSy lists the Idlest sedte whkh will shcw)>wir oinnu positian drill the destindtidn ZH 49m, leFC 32.8 K»iil ■ T9I m 5 ■ T91 325* ' 150 Usiiig (he jlutoZoom func tion will dUdw tnunudl mdp sedle didnges withdut turn ing dutdmiil...

Page 43 - Main Mtnit Раде; To scket a submenu page from the main menu page

Main Mtnit Раде The GPS 89's main menu page provides access to sub menus and functions that are used to select and customize operation and navigation setup. The listings are divided into categories by funaion. The route management features are discussed on pages 26-27. Now lets learn about the test...

Page 44 - Winds; To calcúlale winds aloft

40 Winds Aloft Fmctlott The GPS 89i winds aloft functiwi will calculate the wind direction, speed and head/tail wind conditions for you hy entering your true air speed and current heading. To calcúlale winds aloft; 1. Highlight the true airspeed field (TAS) and press A. 2. Enter the TAS (use the den...

Page 45 - Route Planning; 6 perfonn a rome trip and Fuel plan:; Sunset/Snnrlse Calctdaior; stmriiersaiiset; KMKC

Route Planning The GPS 89% route planning function will calculate the trip information for any progtammed route and provide data on both the entire route and each individual route leg. 16 perfonn a rome trip and Fuel plan: 1. Highlight the Waypoint/Rte field and press A. 2. Select the 'Rte' option a...

Page 46 - kr; Vertical Nawigarion Fniiction; Before

kr Mttrn Mniii/ ¡(}-B Vertical Nawigarion Fniiction The last option featured on the GPS 89’s E6-B menu is the vertical navigation (VNAV) function, which lets yem cre ate a rate of descent profile from your present position and altitude to a final altitude at a specified location. To use the VNAV fe...

Page 47 - Review Die calculated vertical speed. Iftiw calculated; f i t

VNAV (coMliniicd) To acdratc ihe VNAV finctioiiT 1. Review Die calculated vertical speed. Iftiw calculated speed does notfit wthinttie peiiforniance guidelines of your aircraft, manually enter the appropriate speed in the 'Af field and press A. 2. Highlight the 'Vnav' held and press A. 3. Use the ar...

Page 48 - CDIALARNo Off; On; Alarm and CDI Fimedtms; To set

ARRIVAL: Qn □e.0s CDIALAR№ Off 0.OK. SCALE! * 1 . 2 5 TI k dmvdl (dcrm can be used 10 nouj^ jiau wficn^ou have reached a set discaitce from a destination way- point. ALARHS>^COI ARRIVAL: QV 10.0Й. COIALARH: On 30.0Rs SCALE: ¡5.019 The CDI alatm will alert jvou if you arc course by more than thesd...

Page 49 - Uwr; Waypoint; Ust; To review the waypoint page of a lisled waypoint:; Message Sabmenii; To vkw the messages page:; RMIH; HARDEN; To; all user defined; Яге you sure; УаТ

Uwr Waypoint Ust The last two options in the first section are the user way point list and the route management function. The routes option is covered in the routes section. The user waypoint list provides you with a complete list of all user waypoints stored in the GPS 89, The total number of used...

Page 50 - Initial Poiition; Sinulcrtor; reference; Operation; 6 select an operating mode:; Initial Position Entry; 6 enter an initial position reference:

O / J c i ci i im i Si'tii/j Current Mode: Hormcil? Initial Poiition Ref:_________ Br9= 006* Dir 6.0Sk choose from betmen the Nottml, Battery S jvci ; dnil Sinuktor modn. oeeftftTtOM Current Mode: Sinulcrtor Initial Position Ref: KQAB-- Brg: 000*Dis: 0. To speed up cdloJution oj the tnitiol position...

Page 51 - To enter a distance from the reference waypoint:; *16 set ibc baddigbi timer; To set the screen contrast; Backli; nay bt

Inilial Position Entry (contiimed) If the GPS 89 is in simulator mode, the field highlight will advance to the 'Brg’ field, where you may define your position in reference to the selected waypoint (the GPS 89 will calculate the position coordinates for you). lb enter a bearing: 1. With the field hig...

Page 52 - Statuto; To changf; Statute; The Vier Maf; makes; for; enter

tJHITS^flTUM Poin Format: mmm' Nav Ukits: Statuto Headiti?: Auto lla^ E005 Hap Saturn: UGS 84 To changf i/it pesifwn Jor- mxl, JiigWight ihf 'Fosn Format' jieU and press ENTER. UHITS/OHTUtl Post Format: lkchl(l*mm. mmm' Hov; Uiits: Statute Keadiit 9 ; BIser N 09 : EOOO Hop Datum: USS 84 Mi^gMtk Heod...

Page 54 - HEnORT USED; points C; unduatr ÛK; are; Track Log Options

TItftCK L~gs~ RECORD; Ves CftlTERIfl: Automotic HEnORT USED 45 Of 2048 points C 2y-^ TftACSnCK'i TnuàLogF^ge Ctcar the triidii log IP unduatr ÛK jcjren or iP tegin a TracBuck tkA6k L66~ RECORD; Vos CRITERIA: Dime IntervKTi: 0№00:30 HEnORV USED 7 Of 2048 points < 0X> CLBtR LOG? TRA^ACK'T ypii m...

Page 55 - TracBack Function; CLEAR LQ6; uU truck lo9; rate; sdectei See Appendix

Track 1-ot SetBp {continiied) 'Di chaage the criteria to reconI peiiiu based npon a spe* dAc dMie iatervak 1. Highlight the 'criteria' field and press A. 2. Use ^ or to select'lime Intervat and press 3. Press A to begin entry of the interval. 4. a value in hours, minutes and seconds and press the Th...

Page 56 - mm; PRCKETS; To update the database

mm lilllnrnill'l i m n / d t r .Slit)/) IHTERFftCE GRtlNv^^MN WRITING... ____ of_______ PRCKETS when pnpariT^ to updau the CPS S9 databax, msutr (hi ■GRMN/CRMN’ intn^iice /ormiu it chosen oml 'HOST is in the iran^fl- option^rfi MORLDUIOE CYCLE 3604 EFFECTIUE 28 36 TO 25 RPR 36 Afto’ihtdabim update i...

Page 57 - IMTEftPAfeE—; HMEfl; BEACON KECUR; Ho Status; DGfShtafaix

S. A$ soon as a link is established, the current database will be erased. Upon completion, the message 'database has been erased' will appear on your screen. 7. Next, the new database w3l be loaded in sections called 'packets'. As this is occurring, the number of packets 'senf will be displayed on d...

Page 60 - D í K i i i n s; The following list shows the map datums available for

D í K i i i n s The following list shows the map datums available for the GPS 89, Menu page abbreviations are listed first, fol lowed by the corresponding map datum name and area. The default map datum for the GPS 89 is WGS 84. 56 A41o4«> Adindi»i‘ Ethiopia, Malí, EisttrlsU47 Easter Isbnd l%7 Se...

Page 61 - MeicUch; Ord StTfCB

MeicUch MMwijr A m tt NADlTAUslu NADIT IihiH NADIT CinaAi NADIT Cuud Zone NADIT Cirihka NAD2T Calili NAD17 CONUS NADIT Culli NAD27 CniluA NAD27Mexi«i NAD17 Sia Sil NADS3 NhrwaMidiib NbwB Sudi A NkwaUahcdA Nipirimi BWI Obsmoito'M OUEtn>l)** OUHiwiitu O bid Ord StTfCB MaDcUiNv fiala Ast *67 fMrSAB‘...

Page 62 - The GPS 89 is constiucced of high-quality materials and should; PHYSICAL; knot RMS steady state; POWER; Four 1.5 volt AA batteries or 1 CMOvIX

The GPS 89 is constiucced of high-quality materials and should not require user maintenance. Should your unit ever tteed repair, please take it to an authorized GARMIN service center. The GPS 89 has no user-serviceable parts. Never attempt any repairs yourself. To protect your GPS 89, keep it in its...

Page 63 - BallCTY RepUceroent; Remmte the battery cover by turning the thumb loop at the bottom; Bailtty Replacement

BallCTY RepUceroent GPS 89 uses 4 AA alkaline batteries to provide up to 12 hours of operation in normal mode or 20 hours of operation in battery- saver mode. Rechargeable Ni-Cad or lithium batteries may also be used. Note that the battery level indicator is calibrated for alkaline batteries, and Ni...

Page 64 - Qiv; xt; Subtotal; Total Due

GARMIN offers a full line of accessories for the GPS 89, which ace available from ymir local dealer or GARMIN direct. Prices are subject to change without notice. Orders may he placed Monday thraugh Friday from 8AM- 5PM CST by calling 1-800-800-1020, or by fax at 1-913-397- 8282, Name__ Address. Cit...

Page 67 - GARMIN LIMITED WARRANTY; mined at the sole discretion of GARMIN.

GARMIN LIMITED WARRANTY G ARM IN warrants this product to be (tee from defects in materials and work manship for one year from the dale of purchase. GARMIN International, inc, will at its sole option, repair or replace any components which fail in normal use. Such repairs or replacement will be mad...

Page 68 - ® 1996 GARMIN INTERNATIONAL

SGflRNIN. ® 1996 GARMIN INTERNATIONAL 1200 E. 151st Street, Olathe, KS USA 66062 GARMIN (Europe) LTD Unit 5, The Quadrangle, Abbey Park industrial Estate, Romsey, U K. S0519AQ Pan Number 190-OOlO8dX) Rev, B