Outdoor adventure sports often require teamwork, but how to communicate promptly with teammates in complex outdoor environments is a challenge that must be overcome. To address this, Garmin has launched a handheld GPS device called the Rino 650. It supports GPS two-way radio functionality, allowing you to stay in touch with every member of your team, see their location, and even navigate to their position via GPS — making it a highly advanced handheld GPS. Let’s take a closer look.
The Rino 650 supports point-to-point functionality, enabling you to send your location to other Rino 650 users and track their movements while navigating to their location. Before sending your location, you need to enable the “Point-to-Point Location” function, select “Wireless Share” and “Use FRS/GMRS,” and then you can transmit the desired information.