Compare Garmin GPSMAP 2206 GPS Receiver to Garmin GPSMAP 398 GPS Receiver

The GPSMAP 2206's 6.4-inch and GPSMAP 2210's 10-inch diagonal displays let you see more “big picture” navigation detail with less panning and zooming. Better still, these non-network plotters also come preloaded with detailed marine cartography utilizing BlueChart® g2 technology. Built-in coverage is provided for U.S. coastal areas, including Alaska and Hawaii. These integrated charts provide a smoother, more fluid presentation on your plotter screen – and they can be viewed in 2D or 3D “crow’s nest” perspective for easy orientation. Both units accept up to two optional data cards for loading additional map coverage of inland lakes or BlueChart® detail for other regions. Less

Similar in styling and function to the GPSMAP 292C/298C Sounder, the GPSMAP 398C Sounder along with its counterpart, the GPSMAP 392C, add preloaded U.S. inland freshwater cartography to its enhanced worldwide basemap information. The preloaded inland maps offer 50-meter shoreline resolution throughout the U.S., with even more detailed 10-meter resolution on select lakes. Other details include depth contours, tide and current data, boat ramps, mile markers, hazards, marinas, campgrounds, area roads, and more. Both units accept preprogrammed data cards and are compatible with the latest BlueChart® g2 series marine cartography. The built-in 500-watt (RMS) sounder on the GPSMAP 398C features Ultrascroll™ for high-speed screen updates, and its Garmin CANet™ bus allows sounder display information to be shared with another chartplotter onboard. Less