Garmin 010-00928-10 Rino 650T GPS Device
- SEE YOUR SURROUNDINGS – Preloaded with detailed 100K TOPO maps and includes a 1-year Birdseye Satellite Imagery subscription1
- TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY – 2.6″ 65K glove-friendly, color touchscreen display
- POWERFUL COMMUNICATOR – 5-watt two-way radio -with a range of up to 2 miles over FRS; up to 20 miles over GMRS
- PINPOINT YOUR POSITION – Uses a high-sensitivity GPS receiver with Hotfix and quad helix antenna to quickly find your position and maintain it -even in heavy cover
- INTEGRATED ABC SENSORS – Built-in altimeter provides elevation data, while the barometer can predict weather changes by showing short-term trends in air pressure -3-axis electronic compass keeps your bearing whether you’re moving or not
Rino 650t puts an FRS/GMRS radio and a touchscreen GPS navigator in the palm of your hand. Includes preloaded TOPO U.S. 100K maps and high-sensitivity GPS receiver that quickly finds your position and maintains it -even in heavy cover. Features a 3-axis electronic compass, barometric altimeter, 5-watt transmit power, rechargeable lithium ion battery and supports Birdseye Satellite Imagery (1-year subscription included). Unique Position Reporting capability lets you send your exact location to other Rino users so they can see it on their map page. And because Rino is a standard FRS/GMRS radio, it communicates easily with any other conventional FRS/GMRS radios in the area.
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Sean
August 25, 2016Screen could be better at this price,
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|Karen Rivera
August 25, 2016… used it on our last trip and it worked great. We were able to zoom in and choose …,
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|Joe
August 25, 2016Level of detail is poor – this is for a handheld,
Useful features from the 530HCx have been removed, there is no satellite view screen. You can’t access the unit while it’s plugged into the USB port except via Garmin software. It gives the appearance of charging, since the screen lights up while plugged in, but it charges only via Garmin proprietary charger interface.
Screen seems dim and low-res, despite being set to max bright.
Overall it’s an adequate radio that gives you GPS coordinates and a so-so mapping experience, along with its polling and other features. Probably better constructed than the old 530HCx it replaced, but not as useful. Good if you need to communicate in back country and know pretty close to where you are, but could have been much better.
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