NitroX
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| 10/02/17 10:15 PM |
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Re: Wanted advice on a new GPS
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The screen does zoom in out and you must remember to keep the volume down on the UHF, it works very well, miles of range.And there are various maps available at a cost.
I assume it has a jack for combined ear piece and microphone like most good UHF radios?
Aaaaaa hhhhggggccchhhh Bloody crap vlue tooth!
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Works with Bluetooth-enabled Headsets
Syncing your Rino with a compatible Bluetooth-enabled headset enhances your radio communications, even under adverse weather or wind conditions. And by syncing your Rino with a compatible smartphone¹, you receive smart notifications (calls, texts, emails and more) right on your display, so you stay focused on the trail ahead while staying connected with friends and family back home.
But hopefully?
Listed in accessories. No mention of te jack port in the specifications though.
I prefer reliable cables. As for the second, why not just use your ffffing smart phone anyway ....
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Turn Your Computer Into a BaseStation
Garmin BaseStation lets you turn your laptop (loaded with BaseCamp) into a field command center for tracking multiple Rino units. View real-time GPS information on the larger display of your computer while Rino serves as a router/antenna. And because it’s Garmin GPS-based, you're in control of more effective search and rescue operations, even when internet or cell phone service isn’t available.
Headset with Boom Microphone
Pair this headset and boom microphone with your two-way radio to communicate, hands-free, with other Rino® users in your group. The headset, which hooks around your ears, features external voice activation (VOX).
Is listed as compabitble though.