GPS FORUM

Just got my pda from t-mobile, which bluetooth gps receivers are currently
flavour of the month? Preferably at a reasonable price.

You get what you pay for. I have sold may Garmin Vista and purchased a
Garmin 60 CSX which is like going from a mini to a formula 1 car.
Vista struggled to keep tract of satelites unless it was flat. 60CSX keeps
track no matter what position it is in.
Cheers
Ken
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You get what you pay for. I have sold may Garmin Vista and purchased a
Garmin 60 CSX which is like going from a mini to a formula 1 car.
Vista struggled to keep tract of satelites unless it was flat. 60CSX keeps
track no matter what position it is in.
Only problem I see with it is that the seal over the USB socket on the rear
does not fit very well. I have looked at about 10 other ones and they all
have a similar problems. It looks as though the hole the seal fits in has
been drilled to deep and you can see the bottom of the plug.
Cheers
Ken
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David Day wrote:

fortuna clipon. replaceable battery, external aerial socket, Ive had
mine since they came out, Ive used it almost every day in cars,
vans etc. up hill and down dale. I still get 10 hours use out of the
battery. having been looking recently at getting another BT GPS
unit (the mrs wants her own) Im strongly considering another
fortuna clipon.

On Tue, 19 Sep 2006 09:30:55 GMT, . wrote:

Ive had my Furtuna a couple of years too and find it very good.
Certainly paid for itself. I dont find the battery last 10 hours
though. My battery may need replacing now though?