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Originally posted by: cica
I have one of these. It is very efficient and accurate as a navigation unit. It uses the Palm OS and has all Palm functionality. A recessed antenna flips up to turn on the GPS portiion of the unit.
The only negatives are that it takes a while to sync up with satellites. (Minimum 5 minutes), and that it really needs the automotive kit to be usable in a car. You can't just sit it on the seat because the antenna needs line of sight.
-Tom
True dat...that's why I bought an external low-profile GPS antenna for when I use the 3600 in my vehicle--it syncs up really fast...many times it takes no more than 10 seconds!Originally posted by: cica
The only negatives are that it takes a while to sync up with satellites. (Minimum 5 minutes), and that it really needs the automotive kit to be usable in a car. You can't just sit it on the seat because the antenna needs line of sight.
-Tom
Originally posted by: cica
I have one of these. It is very efficient and accurate as a navigation unit. It uses the Palm OS and has all Palm functionality. A recessed antenna flips up to turn on the GPS portiion of the unit.
The only negatives are that it takes a while to sync up with satellites. (Minimum 5 minutes), and that it really needs the automotive kit to be usable in a car. You can't just sit it on the seat because the antenna needs line of sight.
-Tom