Re: Real world GPS with a PocketPC (2003) questions...
From: Someone (No-spam-here_at_No-way.com)
Date: 03/22/04
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Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 03:33:44 GMT
Oh, this is a better picture and details of the item I am looking at....
http://www.pdaxtras.com/ipaq_car_gps.htm
-- -Dave "Someone" <No-spam-here@No-way.com> wrote in message news:f908dbc349b7ec44dcf69aea63397cc7@news.teranews.com... > Jack, > > I saw your rig, nice setup and nice ride. I am looking for something cleaner > and custom mounted. Where I get in the car, take my 5455 off my belt clip, > drop it into a cradle and run the software then it works. I would agree > bluetooth would be good but, in this case, I will be using bluetooth with a > cell phone and a speaker phone in the car. I was really looking to hardwire > a kit in, with something made for my 5455 or 5555. No side clips or anything > like that, and NO cables to have to plug in when I set it up. > > As for battery life of 6-10 hours, this would not interest me, I would > rather have an attenna mounted and powered from the car. So, I don't have to > deal with replacing batteries or recharging. Also, when I stop and get out > of the car, I don't want to have to put the cradle away, I just want to grab > the ipaq and run. > > Can't the jack on the bottom of the ipaq get the audio and run it in for the > microphone ? > > Is there a perfect product for me, that is not going to cost me $500 ??? > > -- > -Dave > > > I would advise you to do some google searches on GPS, Bluetooth, etc. > > and find out what is available. > > > > A BT GPS receiver does not need a mount or antenna and they all have > > rechargeable batteries and battery life is between 6-10 hours > > depending on the unit. I set the received on the dashboard and it > > just sits there and I have no problem getting a signal. You can set > > the receiver anywhere in the car with the BT and no wires. > > > > I have the HP BT Nav unit and I am using PocketMap software with > > it(the price for the HP includes an excellent software but I prefer > > the PocketMap.). You can order the BT GPS receivers and software > > packages in the $250-300 dollar range if you shop the net. > > > > I use a Akron media mount which amplifies the sound directions. They > > have a variety of options for mounting the PDA from vent mounts to > > windshield mounts. I selected the windshield mount and when I am not > > using the nav I just remove it. The only connection is one power cord > > through the cigarette litghter. > > > > Do your homework and find exactly what you want and then shop for it. > > > > Take a look at my rig on http://members.cox.net/benze320/ > > > > Good luck. > > > > Jack > >
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