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Re: Garmin rino 655t or 650?
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Yesterday for my birthday I received a 655t, big surprise! Oh, and a generator.
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I have used all the Rhino models except the 655t. I own 110s and a 650. there are 6-7 in my camp.
Most of the problems people have with them can be fixed with some setting adjustments.
I love mine except for the required recalibration feature. They are very nice units. And I have been able to solve most nav. issues others have had in my camp with a little training and setting adjustments.
If you get one do some geocaching with it you will be way ahead when hunting season comes back around.
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We have had the Rhino's since the 120 and 130's were out. I still use the 530HCX, great radio. I bought my wife the 655. Last week a friend of mine brought a new 655 to camp. He could not figure it out. I had not played with one yet. In a few minutes I had it all programmed and was easy to use. They are great radios. Exceptional range. I shot an elk in Idaho. Called a buddy and told him I shot one. An hour later he walked out of the woods right to me. It was a wilderness area, he was over 2 miles away.
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I have the 650, love it. PM me with any questions. I have the map chip, which I love. You can also control how much power your radio uses to save on battery life. I also bought the optional AA battery pack for emergency situations.
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I have the 650T and it is a great unit. If I was to buy it again I would not get all of the maps pre-loaded on the unit. I would get the cheaper 600 that is the same with out the camera. Then go and get the maps for $100 each for the states that you hunt with all of the landowner names. I would get the smaller Oregon model also. the one I have is awsome and the graphics are great but there is a lot of times that I leave it in the truck because of its very large and heavy size. It is much bigger to carry in the field then you think it is.
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Re: Garmin rino 655t or 650?
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I was researching these and dug this thread up.
FYI, today on Cabellas the 655t is $50 cheaper than the 650 at $449.
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got my Rino 650 on sale at Cabelas for $350!
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Quote from: steeliedrew on August 21, 2014, 12:32:29 PM
got my Rino 650 on sale at Cabelas for $350!
Same here.
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650 if it saves any money.
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Quote from: steeliedrew on August 21, 2014, 12:32:29 PM
got my Rino 650 on sale at Cabelas for $350!
Me too! haha... you gots lucky Drew!
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the 655t is on sale at REI from Aug 22-Sept 1 for 399
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Delivered today. The instruction book is 50 plus pages.
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Re: Garmin rino 655t or 650?
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The great thing about these is you can locate your hunting partner.
It is much more important when you get older. You can find your partner and call 911.
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