Garmin Rino 130 GPS Receiver Reviews

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Great product in general, but as is typical with Garmin's databases, it is years out of date, and does not have sufficient information about road types. This results in poor decisions regarding best routes to take which can have annoying or disastrous consequences in Ireland. from Amazon.com Just returned from U. K. and could not have managed the driving nearly as well without this SD card for the garmin. from Amazon.com We just got back from Ireland. This Garmind UK and Ireland City Navigator SD card turned out to be essential to the enjoyment of our trip. It is more difficult than you can imagine, to sit in the right side of the car, driving on the left side of extremely narrow and twisting roads, including round-abouts (like a rotary, but going in the opposite direction) with multiple exits, and few street name signs. from Amazon.com Just as advertised, you pop the SD card into the SD slot on your Garmin, and lo and behold, suddenly you can see all the streets in the entire UK (England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales... am I missing anything?). from Amazon.com I buy the RINO 130 FROM ELECTRONICA DIRECT. ARRIVE FASTER THAN WHAT I EXPECTED. from Amazon.com GARMIN CITY NAVIGATOR NT UK & IRELAND ON MICRO SD CARD from Amazon.com This garmin was easy to use and never had any problems with it at all. And updating it was easy too. from Amazon.com We recently went to Ireland for 7 days and relied upon our Garmin as we toured in a rental car. The roads are not always well-marked and the UK/Ireland Plug & Play saved the day more than once. from Amazon.com Amazon had a great price for this chip. It was approximately half the price on the Garmin site. The GPS did recalculate occasionally, but this was not a big issue. from Amazon.com great for motorcycling with wife. between communication n decent gps (neither great alone,one futzes with the optimal performance of the other,but not enough for me not to stay with the rino model come upgrade time) i think its a usefull product. UNLESS i get around to getting a cell phone. from Amazon.com

Description

Handheld , LCD Display, Accuracy: < 9.84 feet, 500 Waypoints, WAAS enabled , DGPS Ready

Specs

Released	over 3 years ago
Designation	Handheld
Form Factor	Handheld
Display Size	1.4 in. x 1.4 in.
Antenna	Quadrifilar Helix
Accuisition Time - Initial Time	15 sec
Accuisition time - cold	45 sec
Accuisition time - warm	15 sec
Audible Features	Proximity Alarm
Battery Life	28 Hours
Battery Type and Quantity	3 x AA Batteries
Built in memory	24 MB
Depth	1.6 in.
Designation Unknown Form Factor	Handheld
Designation Unknown Form Factor	Handheld
Differential standards	DGPS Ready
Display Type	LCD Display
Enhanced accuracy	WAAS enabled
Enhanced position accuracy	< 10 feet
Enviromental protection	IPX7 Waterproof Standard
Environmental Protection	IPX7 Waterproof Standard
Family Line	Garmin Rino
GPS Type Unknown Form Factor	Handheld
GPS Type Unknown Form Factor	Handheld
Grids	Lat/Lon, MGRS, UTM, Loran TD position format, Maidenhead
Height	4.5 in.
Included Software/Maps	Marine Cartography, North America Maps
MPN	0100027003
Map capabilities	Internal, Download maps
Max. Horizontal accuracy	< 9.84 feet
Number of routes	20
PC Interface	Serial RS-232, NMEA-0183
Receiver type	Parallel-Channel (12)
Resolutions	160 X 160
Screen Size	2 in.
Special Features	Waypoint Icons, Compass, Built-In Altimeter
Trip calculator	Maximum speed, Current speed
UPC	753759031978
Update rate	1 per second, continuous
Warranty	1 Year
Waypoints	500
Weight	0.48 lb. 0.48 lb.
Width	2.3 in.

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