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10 Part I — Hardware Hacks Magellan SporTrak The SporTrak is another commonly seen GPS receiver. The following table provides some of the undocumented features of this unit. Function Keys Clear memory MENU + PWR Burn-in test ESC + PWR Serial port test OUT + PWR Self test IN + PWR WAAS Switch On/Off If you want to deactivate (or later reactivate) WAAS you can do so by following these steps: 1. Menu 2. Rocker pad right 3. Rocker pad left 4. Rocker pad right 5. Rocker pad left A box containing “00” appears. Press the rocker pad up until you reach “03.” Press ENTER to activate/deactivate WAAS. To exit, press the following: 1. ESC 2. ESC 3. PWR (to power off the unit) Not following these steps to exit out of the menu can cause the SporTrak to lock up. Magellan 300/330 The Magellan 300 was probably one of the first GPS units to hit the mainstream GPS market — many were sold, and if you go to geocaching events you will see plenty still in use. The following table describes a few undocumented features of these units.
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