Garmin Rino 120 GPS Receiver

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By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jul 18, 2003 | 1 out of 11 found this Garmin Rino 120 GPS Receiver review helpful

bought two dint work well the walk abouts work better the gps is good

Won't go out in the woods with out it.

By Wolf  Nov 5, 2007

Pros: Radio & GPS w/Mapping that can transmit your position to your friends automatically

Cons: None really. The GPS has a lot of features that I don't use...making it a touch complicated.

Having a single device instead of two (GPS & Radio) is very handy. If your friends have Rinos, all you have to do is key up your radio and your coordinates are automatically transmitted to them. As a GPS: Full featured with maps and adequate memory.... Has many features that I don't use, but so do most GPS units. It acquires satellites and locates its position very quickly...as quick as any GPS I've used (8 different models that I can think of from Garmin, Magellan, Lowrance). As a Radio: Works fine and simple to use. There are probably better dedicated radios out there. I know there are worse also. I like that it uses AA batteries (3). When used as a GPS and radio at the same time it will go through a set in one full day of hunting. If you shut off the radio and just use it as a GPS it will go several days. If you just use it as a radio, it will go even longer. I highly recommend that you and your friends all buy Rinos Read more Less