spannerhea
7th March 2006, 21:44
Can anybody recommend a good quality bluetooth GPS ??
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View Full Version : GPS bluetooth recommendations spannerhea 7th March 2006, 21:44 Can anybody recommend a good quality bluetooth GPS ?? spannerhea 8th March 2006, 20:13 Wot - nobody can recommend a decent one? Or am I asking this in the wrong place? cairnquay 9th March 2006, 04:35 We have both 16 channel + 32 channel in stock. Brightmobile.com [Only registered and activated users can see links] engager 9th March 2006, 22:00 The best GPS device to buy is: GlobalSat Bluetooth GPSBT-338 It has the very latest SiRF Star 111, and the battery has the longest usage time of all GPS devices on the market, 15 hours! Cost around £125! Br. default_weapons 1st June 2006, 23:52 I have a socket bluetooth GPS reciever (think it is identical to this Emtac one) [Only registered and activated users can see links] I got it at the same time as my Ipaq 4150 and it works great - locks quite quickly without an external antenna. The only problem was getting tomtom to see it - need to tell tom tom its a cabled gps and set baud to 3600 but after that great Russell1 8th June 2006, 15:51 Get one with a sirf III chipset - especially if you've got an aethermic windscreen. lawswl 17th June 2006, 13:03 we have 16 channels bluetooth gps receiver. the price is only USD$84.50 shipped to worldwide. PM me if you are interested or visit our website lawswl.tripod.com/gps/ killerost 25th June 2006, 16:07 I just got hold of a "Tomtom GPS mkII" and it is WAY better than my old one. And it is based on the "sirfstar III" chipset. You can go to PocketGPSWorld ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) for a review. mobilemobb 10th July 2006, 04:24 I own a Holux GPSlim 236 bluetooth gps. I highly reconmmend it, has the latest Sirfstar 3 chipset. Also Nokia BL-5C batteries could be used to power the device dimogrec 30th October 2006, 18:59 what about the specification that a "good" bluetooth gps receiver should have to get work well with S60 devices. I' mean the number of channels is important? the acquisition rate (speed in sec)? What should we look for if we want to buy a bluetooth gps receiver? danpotter8 13th November 2006, 23:26 Can anyone expand on this? dimogrec 15th December 2006, 00:38 I finally bought the Fortuna Slim bluetooth gps receiver. Works fine with my Nokia 6680 and Route 66 and some Python apps I tried I've also seen Fortuna Clip-on that worked fine with a 6600 and Route 66. fortuna slim ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) Fortuna Clip-on ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) slash1742 31st January 2008, 22:43 I made a hard reset to my ipaq 6815 pda. since that time i could not connect to my royaltek bluetooth gps mouse. before there was no problem about pairing. i used it for months successfully. i need help about connection. thanks. |