Garmin Rino 120

Pros: Location sending, FRS/GMRS two-way radio, size, durability

Cons: Battery life and power button placement

The Bottom Line: Don't have $3k to spend on marine electronics - how bout $500 for a two pack! Makes keeping track of loved ones easy.

Review: Garmin has been an industry leader in Global Positioning Service (GPS) for a long time. There really are only two at the retail, everyday consumer level that provide GPS, Garmin and Magellan. Now, Garmin has added two-way radio features to their...

Pros: Loads of features, compact size, PC upgradeable maps, peer-to-peer positioning, battery life

Cons: Clumsy radio features, bulky 3rd battery location

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for the best marriage of GPS and radio tools created (to date), look no further. For just about $200, this GPS/radio is an incredible bargain.

Review: I decided to purchase the Rino 120 for several uses. For hunting, camping, hiking, snowmachining, flying, snowboarding and tactics for my favorite hobby of airsoft.

The applications are almost limitless and the deal is almost unreal. Lots...