Garmin Rino 110 Handheld GPS Receiver
Average User Rating
(2.90 out of 5) from 10 reviews
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Newest First | Highest Ratings First | + ShareDont buy if having the radio option is part of your deciding factor
(2.00 out of 5) by racer77 on Nov 4, 2007Pros: GPS by its self no problem
Cons: The rest not worth the money buy a compass
2 mile radio range is total B.S. 1/2 mile at best and has allot of static noise at that range and th ...
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Good and Not so good
(2.00 out of 5) by bclark33 on Nov 15, 2006Pros: GPS works more or less as expected
Cons: Radio is virtually useless in the woods.
I am very happy with the GPS functions and screens. The GPS does lose its satellite fix more often t ...
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A good entry level GPS
(3.00 out of 5) by philephool on Nov 9, 2006Pros: Easy To learn Interface, games, unique Identification Icons
Cons: No data Cable Thumbstick for data entry is tedious, looses reception in heavy tree cover
The Bottom Line: Recommended for an entry level gps user or one who wants basic, no frills, and for groups such as hunters for both communication and location services
I had the opportunity to use the Garmin Rino 110 GPS receiver that a friend had purchased for a hunt ...
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garmin 110 started off good, but went bad
(1.00 out of 5) by zedex on Oct 4, 2004Pros: Good display, pretty easy to use. Fair battery life.
Cons: Became problematic, unreliable and ultimately unusable.
The Bottom Line: I would not recommend the garmin 110 because it will develop problems in time.
You can read my previous review in the garmin 120 category. My garmin 110 started off good. But afte ...
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Excellant entry level receiver
(5.00 out of 5) by sultandan on Jul 22, 2004Pros: Very easy to use, Many features, Compact, integrated FRS & GMRS.
Cons: buttons are small and sometimes difficult to use.
I purchased this unit a month ago to go Geocaching (an outdoor game). I have been very plesed with t ...
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