Garmin 3″ Garmin Rino 750
June 22, 2017 - Comment
Rino 750 and 755t bring trail-tested confidence to any hunt, trek, climb or adventure with their 5 Watt FRS/GMRS 2-way radio and 3-inch touchscreen display. Dual GPS and GLONASS satellite reception gives better tracking in challenging environments. Plus, there’s Active Weather support with animated radar, Position Reporting with emergency alerts, Bluetooth headset audio, 3-axis compass, barometric altimeter and more. The Rino 755t adds preloaded TOPO U.S. 100K maps, Birdseye Satellite imagery and an 8 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash.
Product Features
- LARGE TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY – 3-inch sunlight-readable touchscreen display with dual orientation (landscape or portrait view)
- ABC SENSORS – 3-axis tilt-compensated electronic compass with accelerometer and barometric altimeter sensors
- ACTIVE WEATHER – Supports Active Weather forecasts and animated weather radar
- WIRELESS COMMUNICATION – Bluetooth audio headset support for improved voice communication
- SMART NOTIFICATIONS – Smart notifications and automatic uploads to Garmin Connect online network
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It is one of the few radios that do both GPS and FRS/GRMS, the software is a bit slow and clunky though It is one of the few radios that do both GPS and FRS/GRMS, the software is a bit slow and clunky though. Overall i am happy with the features and the radio works well.
How did I get by before Used in the mountains of Colorado hunting elk and Muley’s. 2 other buddies used rino 650. 650 screen too small and they had problems. Very intuitive for setting waypoints and navigating. Loved I could charge at night using battery charger in my tent or down at camper at trailhead. Would b nice if I could use AA batteries as backup. Slow to charge but who cares at night as kept in sleeping bag with battery charger as I slept. Alkaline battery excellent. Range on radio outstanding. Only…
Last GPS you will ever need. It will charge from a USB power source! I had originally ordered a pair of the Rino 650t models. The functionality was pretty good, the GUI was decent, but when I started reading up on the 750, I began to have second thoughts. Surprisingly, the feature that made the 750 a slam dunk is not one that is mentioned on the product page! The 750 has a better touch screen, and the Bluetooth connectivity (primarily for pairing to a headset for comms) is really nice. The GUI for the 750 is better. AND, THE LITHIUM ION BATTERY RECHARGES…