wildwanderer wrote:Agree the inreach software/UI could use an upgrade/update.. as could most Garmin products!
Quicker GPS acquisition by using four satellite networks
Warin wrote:USB C connector
Neo wrote:Provided your mobile phone has all the internal gizmos, you can get a grid reference or coordinates from your phone by using the free app RFS buddy. The free version of Avenza also works, in flight mode too.
wildwanderer wrote:
. . . But ultimately not worth upgrading from the V1 to V2. If I didn't already own a mini I'd consider.
peregrinator wrote:Waiting for the PLB battery to expire does seem to be good advice. That gives me until November 2028. I will probably be compelled by government regulation to be walking around with a GPS device implanted in my brain by then.
Aushiker wrote:Just tossing up on a Garmin inReach Mini 2 or a Zoleo or a Spot X.
Have I got this right? It appears that the Zoleo does not offer tracking. Is that correct? Also, I do not understand what the offer of unlimited 'Cellular & Wi-Fi Messages.' I assume this is not using their satellite so what exactly are they offering?
crollsurf wrote:Just bought the Garmin Mini V2 for $540 and an annual Safety plan @$20AUD/month +~$50AUD for registration. So the 3 year cost (including the mini) works out to be $1,310
Aushiker wrote:Do you still get tracking with that? I do not get what the send/track points at 15 cents provides.
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