DAGR stands for
Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (Rockwell Collins) and it looks much like my almost 20 years old and still running Magellan Trailblazer hand held GPS device. Seemingly
DAGR has much more efficient battery and better display which were the weak points of
Magellan Trailblazer.
DAGR
Also the slow start up of the Trailblazer was very annoying (it only had 8 channels). Once you had the first satellite position fix the batteries were empty and the unit said "good bye". So I hooked it up to my car battery and there it did a great job for many years. You could not see any moving map but I was able to get back to the same spot I had once entered in the memory of the unit.
(you could put the antenna outside your car using a cable)
("Searching" satellites, it really spent some time to find them)
Magellan Trailblazer handheld GPS device of the mid 90's
(the backdoor is "Gone with the Wind")
Magellan Trailblazer 1994
Vintage Magellan ad
DAGR seems to be much more efficient and it even can find any GPS jamming device if one is used near by.
More about DAGR can be found in the link below: This proves that if you have once invented a wheel it is hard to invent again.
http://www3.rockwellcollins.com/ecat/gs/DAGR.html
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