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The Rino also sends its position when the external mic is activated... (big hint to all you electronic hobbyists) -Matt

Everyone always talks about how the radios aren't that great, my feeling is that the Rino isn't cool because it has a GPS and a radio, it is cool because it combines the two to give you the cool feature of position sending. If you're not going to use the position sending feature (I use it all the time) then you should buy a good GPS and a good radio. -Matt

I've heard these transmit data (your position) on the GMRS frequencys and that once the FCC heard about this Audiovox was ordered to stop making them. That's the rumor anyways... -Matt

You can turn the radio off (and leave the GPS on)with the Rino. Then the Rino will last around 28 hours. -Matt

You can turn the radio off (and leave the GPS on)with the Rino. Then the Rino will last around 28 hours. -Matt

I preordered my Rino 120 GPS about a month ago, and got the overnight shipping. I have a two day "GPS Event" down in Baja on September 20th. The Garmin webiste says they will be available in September. What does everyone think, will I get the GPS in time? Does anyone have any "inside information"? If I don't get it in time I will have to use my old Magellan 315 Thanks, Matt

I preordered my Rino 120 GPS about a month ago, and got the overnight shipping. I have a two day "GPS Event" down in Baja on September 20th. The Garmin webiste says they will be available in September. What does everyone think, will I get the GPS in time? Does anyone have any "inside information"? If I don't get it in time I will have to use my old Magellan 315 Thanks, Matt

Only dangerous if you decide to eat your GPS, or if you take your GPS apart, find the part that contains lead and somehow manage to eat that part or get it into your blood supply.

Only dangerous if you decide to eat your GPS, or if you take your GPS apart, find the part that contains lead and somehow manage to eat that part or get it into your blood supply.

Here's what Garmin just emailed to me: ------------------------------------------- Thank you for contacting GARMIN. The Rino series product will be available in late September. The Rino 110 MSRP is $194.27 and the Rino 120 is $267.84. We do apologize for the delay and any inconveniences this may have caused. You will need an FCC license to use the GMRS. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us. Brian Davis Regional Sales and Training Coordinator GARMIN USA 1200 E. 151st Street Olathe, Kansas 66062 1-800-800-1020 www.garmin.com ----------------------------------------------

I can't believe you are getting upset about them not visiting your cache. Maybe they didn't like your description, maybe they didn't feel like going on a hunt, maybe ..., the point it finding other people's caches isn't mandatory. This is supposed to be fun remember? Maybe they realized how easily you are offended and didn't want to accidently offend you in your log book? Relax. -Matt

I can't believe you are getting upset about them not visiting your cache. Maybe they didn't like your description, maybe they didn't feel like going on a hunt, maybe ..., the point it finding other people's caches isn't mandatory. This is supposed to be fun remember? Maybe they realized how easily you are offended and didn't want to accidently offend you in your log book? Relax. -Matt