Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => All Other Gear => Topic started by: scottfrick on April 20, 2017, 11:50:07 AM
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For along time now I've been wanting to get a garmin rhino 650. Just can't rack up the funds quite yet tho. Buddy at work mentioned to me he will sell me his garmin rhino 120 for $50. Is that a good deal? I've seen it and it looks like it is near perfect condition I'm just not familiar with the rhinos. Any one use this particular Gps? Cons/pros? Thanks guys!
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Yes, grab it. The 120 is very basic but you will get back to your truck.
Keep saving funds for the 650 then give the 120 to your hunting buddy/kid/whatever to track on your 650 later on when you have the funds. The whole point of having a Rino GPS is tracking other users of the Rino series of GPS's
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Yes, grab it. The 120 is very basic but you will get back to your truck.
Keep saving funds for the 650 then give the 120 to your hunting buddy/kid/whatever to track on your 650 later on when you have the funds. The whole point of having a Rino GPS is tracking other users of the Rino series of GPS's
Thank you! I'm just familiar with them.
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If you don't need the polling feature other GPS's are better/cheaper/smaller than the 650.
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If you don't need the polling feature other GPS's are better/cheaper/smaller than the 650.
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Will all rhinos with walkie talkie work with each other?
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yup - they keep track of where other rino users are with the walkie talkie, it sends out radio signals with a packet if info other rino's use then place an icon on your gps map.
With the 120 I think you need to key the radio every so often or talk on it to get that packet of information out to other rinos, the newer ones do automatic polling.
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I have the 650 and like it, but they have already moved on and now are into the 700's series. The 700's have a bigger screen which is nicer. About 550.00 though
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My buddy has one. It takes a long time to lock up.
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I have a 120. It uses a lot of batteries and you need to let it lock up when you start your hunt. This may be more or less difficult. I've never hunted w other RHINO users so I can't say it reached its potential. I did have the extra maps and that was pretty good.
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My buddy has one. It takes a long time to lock up.
Now I'm wondering if I should just hold ou and save for a newer one. I like the idea of them. I just want to use them to their full potential. My best buddy just got a newer one so I want mine to be able to work with his. Anything will work better than my etreck.
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If you have a bunch of buddies with RHINOS evennannolder one may be cool. If however you not have a bunch of buddies with them I'm not even sure I'd get a 600 or 700 model one, but just get a good GPS or system for your smart phone.
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If its not an HCX model I wouldn't spend my $s on it!
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The lowest model you should look at is the 520hcx at minimum. Anything older than that isn't very reliable. I am a hardcore Rino user.
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My buddy has one. It takes a long time to lock up.
Now I'm wondering if I should just hold ou and save for a newer one. I like the idea of them. I just want to use them to their full potential. My best buddy just got a newer one so I want mine to be able to work with his. Anything will work better than my etreck.
Keep your eye out in the classifieds and for sales online. I got the 655T and love it. Locks up almost instantly, 5W radio, touch screen.