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2007-12-03
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Prety much any bluetooth gps should work. I bought one off this ebay seller over a year ago and its still going strong http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/gps-system
Though if you can afford the extra id probably go for one of these http://www.proporta.co.uk/F02/PPF02P...687&t_mode=des im seriously considering getting one myself.
Though if you can afford the extra id probably go for one of these http://www.proporta.co.uk/F02/PPF02P...687&t_mode=des im seriously considering getting one myself.
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2007-12-03
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I had a "44 channel GPS receiver" that looked a lot like the ones being sold there. As near as I can tell, the "vibration sensor" feature on mine was to reset the entire unit, blow the BT connection, and reacquire the satellites. It probably would work pretty well as a home GPS system.
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I'm very much a newbie at this GPS thing. Thanks very much.