This is a vintage AutoPilot handheld travel computer designed for motorists to manually enter locations and obtain highway services, distances, estimated driving times, and city-to-city routes. It predates GPS technology and was used as a portable travel planner. The device features a black plastic case with a wide monochrome text LCD and 30 blue and gray keys arranged in a five-column, six-row layout. Dedicated keys provide quick access to highway services such as gas stations, food, lodging, and road help.
Key features & markings:
- AutoPilot brand printed on the front with trademark symbol
- U.S. Patent numbers 5,021,961 and 5,229,947 on the rear
- Made in China label on the rear instruction panel and battery cover
- Thirty keys including dedicated highway service category buttons (gas, food, lodging, diesel, restrooms, hospitals, campgrounds)
- Rear battery compartment cover present
- Quick start instructions label on the back, partially worn but legible
Condition and flaws:
- Condition: Very good
- Untested. Sold as is
- Seen in photos: The unit shows signs of use with surface dirt, dust, and some wear on the keys and casing. The rear instruction label is partially worn and faded. The screen is not shown powered on, so operational status is unknown
- Please see all photos for the exact condition
What\'s included:
Only the handheld travel computer pictured.
Please review all photos and message with any questions.
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