GARMIN RINO 610 GPS

Brand : Garmin

GARMIN RINO 610 GPS Overview

Rugged, waterproof and ready for you next adventure, Rino 610 puts a 1-Watt FRS/GMRS radio and a 2.6" glove-friendly color touchscreen GPS right in the palm of your hands.

Pinpoint Your Position

With its high-sensitivity GPS receiver and quad helix antenna, Rino 610 quickly finds your position and maintains it ? even in heavy cover. The device comes with a worldwide basemap with shaded relief, so you can navigate anywhere with ease.

Adding more maps is easy with Garmin's wide array of detailed topographic, marine and road maps. Rino 610 lets you load TOPO U.S. 24K maps and hit the trail or BirdsEye™ Satellite Imagery (subscription required), which lets you download satellite images to your device and integrate them with your maps. In addition, Rino 610 is compatible with Custom Maps, free software that transforms paper and electronic maps into downloadable maps for your device.Find Your Friends

Rino 610?s unique Position Reporting capability lets you send your exact location to other Rino users so they can see it on their map page. You can also send unit-to-unit text messages to other Rino users in your area ? it?s ideal for loud or windy conditions, or just when you don?t want to disturb the wildlife. Plus, improved audio performance means it?s easy to communicate with any other conventional FRS/GMRS radio in the area. The device can be useful in an emergency, or just a handy way to keep tabs on your hunting party, hiking partner, family or friends.

NOTE: This device has not been authorized as required by the rules of the Federal Communications Commission. This device is not, and may not be, offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased, until authorization is obtained.

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Unit dimensions, WxHxD:	2.4" x 7.5"

Cobra Electronics CXT135 GMRS/FRS Two-Way Radio

Brand : Cobra

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Cobra Electronics CXT135 GMRS/FRS Two-Way Radio Overview

Up to 16 mile range. Compact design with extended range. NOAA weather and emergency radio; Be prepared for storms and emergencies with built-in NOAA radio receiver. Power saver circuitry; Unique circuit extends battery life when not transmitting or receiving. Call Alert provides a recognizable alert for incoming calls. Wall charger & rechargeable NiMH batteries included. May also be used with AAA alkaline batteries.

Motorola 53724 Remote Speaker Mic

Brand : Motorola

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Motorola 53724 Remote Speaker Mic Overview

Talk and listen without ever reaching for your radio! The Motorola 53724 uses a handy microphone that clips on your shirt or collar for convenient use. Push-to-talk button and microphone are located on the accessory for quick and easy use. Great for noisy AND quiet areas because speaker is located right near user's ear. MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS: radio can be placed anywhere with Microphone/Speaker conveniently located - wear it on your collar to keep the volume near your ear. Built-in PTT and microphone is very handy! Compatible with Spirit GT Series and TalkAbout EM, FR50/60, FV, MB, MC, MH, MR, MS, TA280/289, T5000, T6000, T9680 series radios.

Bluetooth motorcycle Intercoms - Exploring Their Limitations

Bluetooth motorcycle Intercoms - Exploring Their Limitations

Many people threw the baby out with the bath water after buying and trying to use the first generation of Bluetooth Bike intercoms and headsets a few years ago. They were bulky, had lots of static, a short range and battery life wasn't great. But those that stuck around and bought the next generation (and the next) helped headset manufacturers of today like Sena, Chatterbox, and Cardo Systems bring us to where we are. The latest Bluetooth Bike intercoms like the Sena Smh10 and Scala Ride On even between Bikes with a length between them, great potential stereo sound and a battery that lasts all day long.

But when it comes to connecting complicated devices to these headsets, advance has been slower. You can pair your phone to the bike headset Or you can pair a Bluetooth Cb, but not both simultaneously. You can pair your iPod to the bike headset or a Gps but not both at the same time. A closer look supports the windup that it is not the bike headset fellowships fault, but rather deficiencies in the Bluetooth standards that are holding back some of the features bike Ride One with 2-way communication) of the same type. How would the headset know which device you were wanting to speak into (Cb or phone) if both were paired?

GMRS Radio

One of the most annoying limitations is that both the Headset Profile and Hands Free Profile (the 2-way transportation profiles) are both mono and do not withhold stereo music. This, no doubt, dates back to how the profiles were industrialized and still used today with headsets that are used on one ear. But this limitation means that any 2-way device that also plays stereo music must take up both the A2Dp profile of the Bluetooth bike headset and the Headset Profile and know when to switch between them. In the case of a smartphone that differentiates between its call function and Mp3 function this is not a big problem. But for other devices that seek to mix complicated signals and feed them to the Bluetooth helmet it gets more complicated.

The Sena Sr10 is the first effort at a Bluetooth mixing device with 2-way capabilities. It is a great way to associate a Gmrs radio or Cb, your cell phone, and a radar detector to your Bluetooth bike intercom. It pairs with any Bluetooth headset that is compatible with the accepted headset profile and includes its own push to talk button. The Sena Sr10 does Not have prioritization but simply mixes all signals at once. This is great for radar detector alerts as there is no delay but not as good for phone conversations as you could be interrupted by Gps, Cb or other sounds. It is Not recommended to use the Sena Sr10 for routing music as it is mono due to reasons listed in the paragraph above. In the case of the Sena Smh10 or Scala G4 you could, however, pair an A2Dp music device and the Sena Sr10 at the same time as they are on distinct Bluetooth profiles.

Bluetooth motorcycle Intercoms - Exploring Their Limitations

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