I already started software hacking, but the full list and howto will come this weekend.This is all about pictures and what came in the package:
The mounting kit:
Even the ports are visible:
Standard USB charging, a USB wall socket power port, and a car charger!
Wait for more posts later this week as I get more stuff to work.Odd thing: The USB power post from yesterday was my single most popular post, but I got no ad revenue. I guess people weren't in a clicking mood. Well I hope today's keywords are more relevant.
It's the i-Blue High Sensitivity Bluetooth GPS receiver with the Universal Windshield & Console PDA mount with the 9" pedastal from BuyGPSNow.com
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That's weird.. I remember clicking on one of the adds for electrical components.. it took me to digikey.com..
Btw, thanks for all the good stuff. I ordered a Type A F - Type A F USB adapter and one of those split cables.. I'm going to give that USB hub trick a try.
Of course you' ve seen the Koen Kooi's experience about GpsDrive on Maemo, but I also would give you this other GPS softw:
http://linuxadvocate.org/projects/roadster/
It' s an alternative Tom Tom and it can supports vectorial maps.
Or http://roadnav.sourceforge.net/
I bought Tom Tom for my phone. Is there some possibility to use the Tom Tom maps on any open-source sofw like that and so run it on maemo? Roby
What model number is the Arkon cradle? I can't find that particular model.
Thanks
Is the mounting kit part of the I-Blue package?
i'm a over the road truck driver. in your opinion, is it worth getting setup with the gps system for my 770, or stick to big ole map i lug around? thanks
tdmajic
hello ihave two quistions where can i buy the mountingkitt, and is there a gpsdrive version for 2006 os of the 770 ?
I'm not quite in the market for a GPS solution yet, but I did like the included car mount. For those of you who are looking for the same, I believe it's a Herbert Richter mount. Here's one of the few US sites I found it at:
http://www.semsons.com/hrunpdahoh.html
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