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| Recent reviews for this item: |  |
| Nodrog, November 14, 2011 |
| Good working unit. Transmissions are clear. GPS works
great, probably one of the best GPS receivers I've worked
with. Wish that the radio put out 5 watts when using the AA
battery pack. Recharge clip is easily lost. Overall a good
choice for hunting, especially when using a headset. | |
| gary, December 2, 2010 |
| By far the best rino to date had the 120 no comparison never
lost reception the best tool you can have in the woods. I use
it mostly for hunting. The only thing it doesnt tell you is
were the deer are.. | |
| Alex, October 27, 2010 |
| Great unit.
It does everything I expected and more.
For the price it should include TOPO maps as it's useless
for me with out it. |  |
| Brian, March 23, 2010 |
| The GPS unit works great, as does the radio. However, Garmin
chose to have a wall charger that plugs into a very small
(and easily lost) "adapter" that clips onto the batter to
charge. It is impossible to buy this pieces separately if
lost (like I did). Good GPS unit, bad overall design.
However, if you only charge it in one place and have a good
location to store everything when not in use, it's a great
device.I used mine in Iraq and the US and it has all the
features you would want or need in a GPS/radio. | |
