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Willie G
February 28th 05, 06:44 PM
I am interested in the garmin iqM5 as it has a GPS
receiver built in. Is anyone out there using one of
these in their glider?

If so, how is the screen on it? okay on daylight?

I guess it would be compatible with "see you"
software to make a portable solution.

Willie
Silent-IN "EK"

Eric Greenwell
March 1st 05, 03:37 AM
Willie G wrote:

> I am interested in the garmin iqM5 as it has a GPS
> receiver built in. Is anyone out there using one of
> these in their glider?
>
> If so, how is the screen on it? okay on daylight?
>
> I guess it would be compatible with "see you"
> software to make a portable solution.

Isn't it a "Palm-based" pda? SeeYou Mobile requires a Windows pda, so it
wouln't work on it.


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Marc Ramsey
March 1st 05, 03:50 AM
Eric Greenwell wrote:
>> I am interested in the garmin iqM5 as it has a GPS
>> receiver built in. Is anyone out there using one of
>> these in their glider?
>>
>> If so, how is the screen on it? okay on daylight?
>>
>> I guess it would be compatible with "see you"
>> software to make a portable solution.
>
> Isn't it a "Palm-based" pda? SeeYou Mobile requires a Windows pda, so it
> wouln't work on it.

No, Garmin is covering all the bases, the M5 is a PocketPC running
Windows Mobile 2003. Personally, I like the similar Mio 168 (aka NavMan
PiN), which I've seen on sale for as little as $320...

Marc

Eric Greenwell
March 1st 05, 11:19 PM
Marc Ramsey wrote:
> Eric Greenwell wrote:
>
>>> I am interested in the garmin iqM5 as it has a GPS
>>> receiver built in. Is anyone out there using one of
>>> these in their glider?
>>>
>>> If so, how is the screen on it? okay on daylight?
>>>
>>> I guess it would be compatible with "see you"
>>> software to make a portable solution.
>>
>>
>> Isn't it a "Palm-based" pda? SeeYou Mobile requires a Windows pda, so
>> it wouln't work on it.
>
>
> No, Garmin is covering all the bases, the M5 is a PocketPC running
> Windows Mobile 2003. Personally, I like the similar Mio 168 (aka NavMan
> PiN), which I've seen on sale for as little as $320...

I do lose track of which Garmin is which...

Always take the pda you interested in out into the sunlight, and make
sure you are happy with the screen. There are important differences for
glider cockpit use.

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