Bluetooth/GPS Gizmo

Hi,

I'm looking to buy one of those little Bluetooth enabled GPS receivers to go
with my mobile phone (SE W610i). I've got a budget of about 30-40 quid,
which going by the listings on eBay seems to be reasonable.
Anyone got any recomendations or makes/models that I should avoid?

I'm looking for cheap/cheerful (but reliable) rather than top of the range.

Thanks.


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Chris.
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Try
http://www.qfonic.com/navicore-personal-20061-bluetooth-gps-receiver-software-p-2001.html

Contains GlobalSat BT-338 in OEM clothing. Sirf III V3.1.1, v sensitive

Ignore the S/W unless you have an S60 'phone

CK

In message HfidnTJ5g7vcR7zVnZ2dnUVZ8qGdnZ2d@plusnet,

http://www.qfonic.com/navicore-personal-20061-bluetooth-gps-receiver-software-p-2001.html

Looks like a very good contender! And below budget too!!
Anyone got any first-hand experience of this unit though?

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Chris.
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http://www.qfonic.com/navicore-personal-20061-bluetooth-gps-receiver-software-p-2001.html

Seems very sensitive, works reliably inside the house, I had it in my pocket
on the train from Swindon to London the other day & it never lost track. It
took a while (minutes) to lock when switched on on the way back - but then
it was a different place and time from when it was last on and moving at
125mph :-)

Lots of review data out there on the BT-338

Chris K

CJK wrote, On 07/05/2008 18:33:
http://www.qfonic.com/navicore-personal-20061-bluetooth-gps-receiver-software-p-2001.html

The battery is a majoy plus for this receiver. My Royaltek runs out
after about 8h, which is too short. The good 17+ hours that the BT-338
delivers would be great. Looks like a bargain.

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