The Rino 650 (Big Rhino) is a flagship GPS two-way radio launched this year by Garmin. It comes equipped with two antennas that resemble rhino horns — one is a high-sensitivity quad-helix antenna, offering powerful GPS signal reception to ensure accurate positioning even in complex outdoor environments; the other is the radio's signal antenna, which significantly enhances signal reception. The Rino 650 achieves a maximum communication range of up to 32 kilometers and can connect with up to 50 friends. Within an outdoor hiking or adventure team, teammates can stay in touch via the Rino 650. If someone gets lost, you can use the Rino 650 to view their location and locate them — making it extremely practical in harsh outdoor conditions. Additionally, the Rino 650 features a three-axis electronic compass and a barometric altimeter, supports multiple coordinate systems including Beijing 54, Xi'an 80, and CGCS2000, offers functions such as track, route, and area measurement, and is rated IPX7 for waterproofing, capable of withstanding various rainy weather conditions. The Rino 650 has now officially launched in China, and the editor has prepared a set of real photos to share with everyone below.
Summary:
When a team is engaged in outdoor activities, staying connected helps prevent getting lost and allows for real-time updates on teammates' statuses. The Rino 650 (Big Rhino) provides outdoor enthusiasts with a means of maintaining real-time communication even in extreme environments. With a maximum communication range of 32 kilometers and the ability to connect with up to 50 friends, it includes all the features and functions of a standard handheld GPS, which is sufficient for most outdoor teams. Moreover, it can also be used for surveying and data collection. When team members are working separately and you need to share measurement results with your partners, the two-way radio function of the Rino 650 (Big Rhino) proves to be very useful.
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