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RW
August 2nd 05, 01:59 AM
Does anyone have experience with the Navman 3450 GPS Navigation
Sleeve for IPAQ? I'm specifically wondering if lat/long coordinates
can be directly entered into the unit. From the literature, I get the
impression that you must enter an address or intersection name. Are
there any other PDA/ GPS products out there that I should consider?
Trying to realize the impossible dream of an actual spousal unit
ground retrieval in a landout pinch :) Thanks in advance for
any help
Mal
August 2nd 05, 02:04 AM
Address only on the version of navman pin
http://www.navman.com/go/aus/ ask Navman
"RW" > wrote in message
...
> Does anyone have experience with the Navman 3450 GPS Navigation
> Sleeve for IPAQ? I'm specifically wondering if lat/long coordinates
> can be directly entered into the unit. From the literature, I get the
> impression that you must enter an address or intersection name. Are
> there any other PDA/ GPS products out there that I should consider?
> Trying to realize the impossible dream of an actual spousal unit
> ground retrieval in a landout pinch :) Thanks in advance for
> any help
basils27
August 2nd 05, 02:08 PM
You are confusing hardware and software. The 3450 is a gps sleeve and
supplies NMEA data to the Ipaq. The software that comes with it won't
accept lats and longs. I use a 3450 and IPAQ with Tom Tom navigator.
Version 3 will accept lats and long and version five can do if you use a
free utility to put the lat and long in as a "point of interest"
Basil
"RW" > wrote in message
...
> Does anyone have experience with the Navman 3450 GPS Navigation
> Sleeve for IPAQ? I'm specifically wondering if lat/long coordinates
> can be directly entered into the unit. From the literature, I get the
> impression that you must enter an address or intersection name. Are
> there any other PDA/ GPS products out there that I should consider?
> Trying to realize the impossible dream of an actual spousal unit
> ground retrieval in a landout pinch :) Thanks in advance for
> any help
Tim Mara
August 2nd 05, 02:59 PM
our attempts to use the Navman for flight navigation software were less than
sterling.......It does not appear that the Navman transmits GPS altitude
sentences....or?
If anyone wants an Navman I do have a brand new one here (works great for
Vehicle navigation and is tidy!) you can have cheap.. TomTom on the other
hand does work fine with Flight navigation (FlywithCE Navigator) and works
great for vehicle navigations as well making it quite an impressive option
for glider pilots who want to use their PDA for something other than just
glider use.
tim
Wings & Wheels
www.wingsandwheels.com
"RW" > wrote in message
...
> Does anyone have experience with the Navman 3450 GPS Navigation
> Sleeve for IPAQ? I'm specifically wondering if lat/long coordinates
> can be directly entered into the unit. From the literature, I get the
> impression that you must enter an address or intersection name. Are
> there any other PDA/ GPS products out there that I should consider?
> Trying to realize the impossible dream of an actual spousal unit
> ground retrieval in a landout pinch :) Thanks in advance for
> any help
The Navman will transmit altitude, as long as you didn't run the crappy
road nav program which was supplied with the unit. If you did, then you
need to reset the gps, using a simple utility. I occasionally use the
NAMVAN 3450 with an IPAQ 3835 when I flying club gliders, and it works
just fine.
I use PocketMap Navigator for road navigation. It will accept Lat/Long.
This is a real nice program with many features.
Tim Mara wrote:
> our attempts to use the Navman for flight navigation software were less than
> sterling.......It does not appear that the Navman transmits GPS altitude
> sentences....or?
> If anyone wants an Navman I do have a brand new one here (works great for
> Vehicle navigation and is tidy!) you can have cheap.. TomTom on the other
> hand does work fine with Flight navigation (FlywithCE Navigator) and works
> great for vehicle navigations as well making it quite an impressive option
> for glider pilots who want to use their PDA for something other than just
> glider use.
> tim
> Wings & Wheels
> www.wingsandwheels.com
>
> "RW" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Does anyone have experience with the Navman 3450 GPS Navigation
> > Sleeve for IPAQ? I'm specifically wondering if lat/long coordinates
> > can be directly entered into the unit. From the literature, I get the
> > impression that you must enter an address or intersection name. Are
> > there any other PDA/ GPS products out there that I should consider?
> > Trying to realize the impossible dream of an actual spousal unit
> > ground retrieval in a landout pinch :) Thanks in advance for
> > any help
Pete S
August 2nd 05, 05:31 PM
> wrote in message
ups.com...
> The Navman will transmit altitude, as long as you didn't run the crappy
> road nav program which was supplied with the unit. If you did, then you
> need to reset the gps, using a simple utility. I occasionally use the
> NAMVAN 3450 with an IPAQ 3835 when I flying club gliders, and it works
> just fine.
>
> I use PocketMap Navigator for road navigation. It will accept Lat/Long.
> This is a real nice program with many features.
>
Snip
Where do you get the utility from?
Peter.
basils27
August 3rd 05, 05:29 PM
Utility is on the Winpilot power flying software site. Once you have reset
the sleeve ditch the Smart ST road nav software and you will never have to
run it again.
http://www.winpilot.com/VFR/Default.htm
Basil
"Pete S" > wrote in message
...
>
> > wrote in message
> ups.com...
>> The Navman will transmit altitude, as long as you didn't run the crappy
>> road nav program which was supplied with the unit. If you did, then you
>> need to reset the gps, using a simple utility. I occasionally use the
>> NAMVAN 3450 with an IPAQ 3835 when I flying club gliders, and it works
>> just fine.
>>
>> I use PocketMap Navigator for road navigation. It will accept Lat/Long.
>> This is a real nice program with many features.
>>
> Snip
>
> Where do you get the utility from?
>
> Peter.
>
Try this link: http://pocketmap.com/accessories/WinCE_Monitor_Setup.zip
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