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Hey Ramon, whats the chances this becomes a real deal?
The more I think about it the more I want to pull the trigger on two of them. One for me and one for my pops....
the best NAV app/tool (by far) is Backcountry Navigator Pro for Android which works great on Tablets .... although I am curious what you all will pick.
While the NAV functionality of the InReach is cool (and I'm definitely getting it), the main draw for me to this product is the Satellite Text capability with month to month subscriptions.
Very interested! I wish I had something to contribute but I don't have a lot of experience but I am hoping to hear!
[MENTION=2]Thai[/MENTION] you could try the Garmin dash cam out maybe....
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/p/529485
I don't know if Magellan still makes handheld GPS units, but they do make some nice looking automotive units designed for off road driving (TRX Series). Garmin is the main game in town for Handhelds these days, I for one would be interested in a discount on the InReach line as I am looking for a replacement for my Spot.
http://www.magellangps.com/Store/eXplorist-TRX-Off-Road-Navigators/Magellan-eXplorist-TRX7-Off-road-GPS-Navigator-for-4x4-Vehicles
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/p/561286
I've been eyeing up the Garmin In-Reach Explorer and charging windshield mount. I'd be interested.
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/p/561269
Garmin In-Reach Explorer
Definitely been eyeing the Garmin inReach Explorer+ as a SPOT alternative for way out there 4x4 and backpacking. Would be interested in a group buy for sure.
Agree on Garmin inReach.
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My vote is Garmin.
Don't forget the Rino series radios+GPS for hikers and hunters, those things are great.
Plus the bigger the better for the automotive 6" minimum or 7" is even better!!
In for 2 Garmin InReach Explorer+
i'd be interested in one of the garmin in-reach. black friday time frame would be great
Garmin inreach seems like a popular choice hmmm
There are probably a number of current/prospective Spot users (myself included) that have started looking at the InReach as an alternative to the ever-increasing annual cost of service on the Spot. Personally I like the option to only buy service as needed on the InReach, but more importantly I want the ability to have 2 way communication in the event of an emergency. Thankfully I haven't needed to use the emergency feature on the Spot, but more than once the thought has crossed my mind that if I needed to use it I would have no real idea how soon help would be on the way.
Definitely interested. Hope we can get this going. Otherwise I'll have to pay full price at the end of next month =[
If there is a group buy for Garmin inReach Explorer+, I would be interested (one unit).
Another vote for Garmin
Hey Ramon, whats the chances this becomes a real deal?
The more I think about it the more I want to pull the trigger on two of them. One for me and one for my pops....
the best NAV app/tool (by far) is Backcountry Navigator Pro for Android which works great on Tablets .... although I am curious what you all will pick.
Possibly interested 2 x Garmin InReach Explorer+.
While the NAV functionality of the InReach is cool (and I'm definitely getting it), the main draw for me to this product is the Satellite Text capability with month to month subscriptions.
This is the same draw myself, plus it needs to be able to take a beating on the trail/river/etc. I have a Delorme PN40 that is showing age and constantly in water or bouncing through lava fields. Nothing my phone or table will withstand.
Never picked up SPOT due to subscription and something additional to carry. Integrate the two and I'm happy. Plus, my Dad is getting up there in age and still venturing down every back trail across the west to find something new. A little peace of mind knowing he can communicate in the event of a wrong turn or a slip on a trail.
I do use both Gaia and Backcountry apps myself, but they have their time and place as does a rugged GPS in my bag.
I would be interested in a Garmin as well.
Im in. Did they specify which InReach model would be included, or would it cover both?
I am also happy to shoot some cash your way to offset the cost if you have to buy a full price unit.