Tuesday, May 19, 2009

New Magellan GPS!

Boatersland Marine now carries Magellan's RoadMate GPS series. Choose from multiple 3.5 inch or 4.3 inch GPS systems to get you where you need to be.


Use the intuitive menu options to pick your destination and choose how you navigate to virtually anywhere. If you want to stay on the freeway, avoid freeways, travel the shortest distance or arrive in the quickest time, your Magellan RoadMate enables you to navigate the way you want. You can even exclude specific roads or freeways from your route and also avoid toll roads.

Nows your chance to get full turn-by-turn navigation at a breakthrough price!
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  3. smithjamessmithNovember 17, 2025 at 1:38 AM

    Introducing the new Magellan GPS: a powerful, ultra-accurate navigation device built for explorers. With enhanced satellite tracking, rugged durability, a bright touchscreen, and intelligent routing, it guides every journey with confidence. Perfect for hiking, road trips, and off-grid adventures, it ensures you always know where you are—and where you’re going. dui lawyer arlington va

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  4. Virginia D. McBrideNovember 24, 2025 at 11:27 PM

    Great to see Boatersland carrying Magellan! Been looking at the RoadMate series. The intuitive route customization is a huge plus, especially avoiding tolls. Does anyone have experience using them for off-road navigation, like maybe needing Snow rider apps? I'd appreciate any feedback.

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