JoeRadio

The rino's are supposed to be waterproof too (haven't tested it yet) they look like they could take alot of water without a problem.

quote:Does the Rino allow you to use those face symbols ( ) from your Contacts as the symbol in a waypoint? I'm trying to determine if I need to add those symbols to EasyGPS. There are 99 different symbols to use for waypoints quote:If so, I'd be very interested in hearing from any Rino owner who would be willing to run some tests with EasyGPS or ExpertGPS. I just downloaded the EasyGPS and haven't used it much, but am interested in getting to know it better.

falcon28 If you can think of something specific about the rino, I will do my best to get you an answer . I used one of them alone this weekend and found the GPS to be pretty accurate (found 5 caches Sat afternoon ), probably not as accurate as more complex (and expen$ive) GPSs, but is a nice intigration of radio and GPS. quote:Originally posted by Goodguys: Does the 120 do waypoint averaging when you mark a new waypoint? I don't know enough about GPSs to give you an good answer , I couldn't find it in the manual. If you explain 'waypoint averaging' I will check it out. quote:Does it capture the whole track log, or just the one point you're at when you transmit? I haven't used them together yet, but, I am very sure the complete logs are not sent in the data information, just long, lat and a waypoint lable. The data is sent when the PTT is pressed or the special button for sending location data is pressed.

Got my rino 120 on Thurday (Halloween), what a great combination, GPS and radio . The rino uses no turning knobs for the radio making it a bit different to turn the volume up and down, but it is easy to get used to. The GPS is very versitle and pretty accurate. Made my first 4 finds today with it. What Fun!! If you have questions about it let me know, I'll try to answer them.