Any of you guys use the Rino and is it worth going with the higher end model or will the 120/ 130 do what the average big woods hunter needs? Also, the topo's would have to be added I believe. Let me know what you guys think.
Josh
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05' Bowtech Allegiance
.450 Marlin Guide gun
Rem 700 LSS 7mm Rem Mag
Rem 700 .30-06
Rem 7600 .35 Whelen
T/C Contender 7-30 Waters
I can't comment on the "newer" models. I have a 110 I picked up used. It is the cat's meow. I don't mess with down loads. It acquires and locks satellites quickly, is user friendly, and convenient. I imagine as long as the other models meet your software needs that you can't go wrong.
I love my Rhino 120. We used them in Afghan and they worked great. I like that you can sync with another Rhino and download your waypoints to your buddy's. I can also see my sons location on my Rhino so I can go directly to him if some happens as well as talk to him on the radio. The hunt and fish times are handy as well. I don't think you could go wrong with it.
Garmin Rino
