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Any Experiece with Ipaq HX2410, BT GPS and TT3?

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Kevin

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Oct 26, 2005, 7:55:54 AM10/26/05
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My old man has been so impressed with my HP2210/TT3 setup that he would
like one for himself. Hence I have been looking round for a suitable PDA
to use with a BT GPS that I have given up using due to the
2210/TT3.1/SD/BT/POI conflict issues (gone back to using a wired Legend
which is 100%).

Wanting to stay with HP, the HX2410 looks to fit the bill between
somthing that has the connectivity and card support and not being too
expensive. Coupling this with a mount such as
http://www.pdamods.com/proddetail.asp?prod=A11CRX2110MNT&cat=116 would
seem to be a neat solution for his new Focus.

Has anybody tried the 2410/TT3.1/BT?

Anything else I should consider? He just wants the PDA for navigation,
but I think once he starts using it he might find other uses for it as
well ;-). I'm particularly concerned that it will have 100% reliability
with the BT GPS (using Ambeon BT112A) as I don't want to spend all my
time on telephone support with him.....

Cheers

Kev

Darren Griffin - PocketGPSWorld.Com

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Oct 26, 2005, 8:40:27 AM10/26/05
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Kevin" <""kevin\"@holohan.freeserve,com wrote:
> My old man has been so impressed with my HP2210/TT3 setup that he
> would like one for himself. Hence I have been looking round for a
> suitable PDA to use with a BT GPS that I have given up using due to
> the 2210/TT3.1/SD/BT/POI conflict issues (gone back to using a wired
> Legend which is 100%).
>
> Has anybody tried the 2410/TT3.1/BT?
>
> Anything else I should consider? He just wants the PDA for navigation,
> but I think once he starts using it he might find other uses for it as
> well ;-). I'm particularly concerned that it will have 100%
> reliability with the BT GPS (using Ambeon BT112A) as I don't want to
> spend all my time on telephone support with him.....

If you use CF for map storage on the 2110 it all works perfectly, no need to
revert to a wired receiver.

Unless he has a need for PDA functionality, in my experience you'd be far
better getting him a dedicated device or you'll be forever re-installing
when he leaves it uncharged and it dies!
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Darren Griffin
PocketGPSWorld - www.PocketGPSWorld.com
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Creators of the free UK Safety Camera POI


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