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With all the talk about anti-collision devices, I've been seriously
looking at the Garmin Rino family (110, 120 and 130). These have been mentioned a few times on RAS, but no one reported any experience using them. Anyone out there use them? If so, I'd be interested in hearing your experience and which model you think makes the most sense and why. (Given that I have a Garmin 196, I expect I'd go with the 110 to save money, but maybe I'm missing something.) I realize Rino's would only be useful if the other glider has one, but that could have been the case in the recent midair since both gliders flew out of the same strip. Either everyone flying there could be encouraged to buy them ($150 for the 110) or the FBO could rent them. Thanks in advance for any help. Martin |
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