1. 20 Channels "All-In-View" Tracking
2. Position accuracy of 10 metres 2D RMS
3. Cold/Warm/Hot Start Time: 42/38/1 Seconds (Signal Strength > 30 dB-HZ)
4. Re-acquisition Time: 0.1 seconds
5. Support Standard NMEA-0183 at 38400 bps baud rate (Defined by customer 4800 up to 57600)
6. Support Power Saving Mode
7. Compatible with Bluetooth devices with Serial Port Profile (SPP)
8. Built-in digital compass with 12 LED indications
9. Superior Sensitivity for Urban Canyon and Foliage Environment
10. Ultra small, sleek and lightweight design easily fits in your hand
11. Li-polymer battery lasts for more than 8 hours of use in connection

For our testing purposes, Haicom sent us the retail package that included:

• the HI-406BT-C GPS receiver itself
• a carrying pouch
• an AC power adaptor with USB female plug
• a cigarette lighter adaptor with USB female plug
• a mini1394 to USB cable
• and finally a CD-ROM with corresponding software and user's Manual

The current price for the product is at around US$105.00, as found on the net.

The contents of the retail package are shown below:

Looking at the device, we can see on the left and right hand sides are two slider switches that enable the digital compass/BT GPS device functions and two LEDs at the top. The external dimensions of the BT-338 are 64.8mm x 46.4mm x 24mm with a weight of <90gr:

On the bottom side, we can find the charger interface (mini USB) and the external cable jack (MMCX compatible). The package, as we saw earlier, includes two chargers, one for AC/DC and one for car. Since the device is USB compatible, it can be powered from the PC USB port also!