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Old August 11th 05, 06:43 AM
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Robin,

WinPilot ADV can be used with a GPS-NAV. Please see my website for a
GPS14-Kit. It includes a power converter and the cables. The kit
connects you to the serial port of the GPS-NAV. The phone connector
still connects to the L-NAV.
Some say that you can power you ipaq with the GPS-NAV . The problems
with this is that the power converter in the GPS-NAV is not rated to
power an Ipaq and may pop the internal thermal fuse in the GPS-Nav.

To Set WinPilot ADV for the GPS NAV start the WinPilot Sim and go menu
about under hardware select GPS_NAV1. Shut down WinPilot normally to
save the setting. Connect to the GPS-NAV make sure the green light on
the GPS-NAV is blinking (means you have a GPS lock) Start WinPilot if
the Setting page come up this is the correct setting, if not do the
above and select GPS-NAV2. One of these setting will initialize the
GPS NAV.

Please see my website or call if you have additional questions.

Richard
www.craggyaero.com

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Old August 29th 05, 04:04 PM
Jim Kelly
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On many iPaqs there is a setting to insist on a "slow USB charge
(rate)" (StartSettingsSystemPowerUSB Charging). There is a
chance that this puts less load on the supply circuit and could
avoid blowing fuses.

Cheers,

Jim Kelly


Some say that you can power you ipaq with the GPS-NAV . The
problems
with this is that the power converter in the GPS-NAV is not rated
to
power an Ipaq and may pop the internal thermal fuse in the
GPS-Nav.


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Old August 30th 05, 06:27 PM
Robin Birch
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In message , Jim Kelly
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On many iPaqs there is a setting to insist on a "slow USB charge
(rate)" (StartSettingsSystemPowerUSB Charging). There is a
chance that this puts less load on the supply circuit and could
avoid blowing fuses.

Cheers,

Jim Kelly


Some say that you can power you ipaq with the GPS-NAV . The
problems
with this is that the power converter in the GPS-NAV is not rated
to
power an Ipaq and may pop the internal thermal fuse in the
GPS-Nav.


Thanks for all of this guys. My chum (whose glider it is) has worked
out what to do and is going to put in a separate power supply for the
PDA.

Cheers

Robin
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Robin Birch
 




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