I am sure i will pi$$ someone off cause this is prolly in the wrong location but i am wondering what the best radio/gps is to get. i notice alot of people running the garmin rino. whats the model to get? i mostly ride revy
I am sure i will pi$$ someone off cause this is prolly in the wrong location but i am wondering what the best radio/gps is to get. i notice alot of people running the garmin rino. whats the model to get? i mostly ride revy
Can you put the garmin lithium battery pack on the 120? If you can , do I have a 530 and battery lasts 2 days depending on radio usage.I run the Rhino 120, get about 3miles range in a straight line, on a clear day. Works good, have garmins Topography program so I can select a certain sized area and save to my GPS. I'd like to have got the color screen One.
Seen guys install cigarette lighters on their sleds to power their GPS's, as they eat batteries. I go through 3 to 6 a day riding with mine, depending on temperature, and how much you use the walky talky.
if money isnt a concern, go with the Rino 655T good battery life, glove friendly touch screen, 5 watt radio and a 5 mp camera built in.
Just make sure you order a U.S. model because the Canadian version only comes with a 2 watt radio due to regulations.
i heard the us version interferes with beacon signals.... is this true? i would rather have me be found in an avy then my radio lol