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Is this the best GPS or what :)
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Is this the best GPS or what :)
http://www.hemanavigator.com.au/
http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2008/05/hema_ ... froad.html
http://www.dymocks.com.au/ProductDetail ... agodxH5LWg
Apparently these will be ready Thursday; looks great for both road navigation and off road crumbing
Anyone seen better or find fault with this one
http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2008/05/hema_ ... froad.html
http://www.dymocks.com.au/ProductDetail ... agodxH5LWg
Apparently these will be ready Thursday; looks great for both road navigation and off road crumbing
Anyone seen better or find fault with this one
Kind Regards,
Brad
Brad
A speed camera would have prevented that!
That's really expensive. For less than that you could get a great mini laptop that'd run all the maping software you'd need and also double as an mp3 player, dvd player, mp4 player, photo bank etc etc.
The new upgraded Asus eeepc running Windows with 1gb of ram and 12gb of solid sate memory is around $540. Add Copilot, Oziexplorer and a few maps and you've got a great GPS PC.
The new upgraded Asus eeepc running Windows with 1gb of ram and 12gb of solid sate memory is around $540. Add Copilot, Oziexplorer and a few maps and you've got a great GPS PC.
+ add an external hard drive & you have a desk top PC running around with you, just as much capability.Emo wrote:That's really expensive. For less than that you could get a great mini laptop that'd run all the maping software you'd need and also double as an mp3 player, dvd player, mp4 player, photo bank etc etc.
The new upgraded Asus eeepc running Windows with 1gb of ram and 12gb of solid sate memory is around $540. Add Copilot, Oziexplorer and a few maps and you've got a great GPS PC.
This is why I have not bought a stand alone GPS unit as i dont see the value, other than their compactness, in havin a stand alone unit just for navigation.
But If you have enough money then I guess it dosnt matter then.
Edit: I guess for a stand alone unit it is pretty good value, it has every street & topographical map in Australia on it. To buy those at 10 bucks a pop or to buy the software could cost that, or more, alone.
I did notice Pat said that he keeps a topo map handy anyway just in case. IMHO I really only use GPS in the city where its harder to just pull off & have a look at the map. Even in foggy conditions (as Pat said) a topo map is useful & any good map reader will be able to pinpoint their location (sory off topic a bit).
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Im after a good GPS for comps,, I want it to be quik to enter points, & accurate, to be able to see points that might only be meters apart... is this the GPS for me ??? if anyone has a good GPS for sale that will do what I need, I have 5 x 37" Micky Thompson CLAW RADIALS @ 98% tread to trade.
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Basically the same hardware as this version
http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18135
http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18135
Weekdays - Prado GXL D4D with some stuff
Weekends - Mav shorty with lots of stuff
Weekends - Mav shorty with lots of stuff
Really depends if you want an off the shelf unit that does it all already or if you want something cheaper that you hack up and void warranty in the hope that it works.blkmav wrote:Basically the same hardware as this version
http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18135
This does all of that apart from DVD which i would never use in the car; if i have to admire the scenery so can my passengers and it has a mount, how do you mount a notebook easilyEmo wrote:That's really expensive. For less than that you could get a great mini laptop that'd run all the maping software you'd need and also double as an mp3 player, dvd player, mp4 player, photo bank etc etc.
The new upgraded Asus eeepc running Windows with 1gb of ram and 12gb of solid sate memory is around $540. Add Copilot, Oziexplorer and a few maps and you've got a great GPS PC.
http://www.hemanavigator.com.au/hema_na ... tions.html
Kind Regards,
Brad
Brad
It will cost me <$200 when I am finished. The device is essentially a Windows PC with a GPS function built in. 'Hack up' is just running another application. It's the same as running Word or Excel on your desktop computer.LuxyBoy wrote:Really depends if you want an off the shelf unit that does it all already or if you want something cheaper that you hack up and void warranty in the hope that it works.blkmav wrote:Basically the same hardware as this version
http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18135
Weekdays - Prado GXL D4D with some stuff
Weekends - Mav shorty with lots of stuff
Weekends - Mav shorty with lots of stuff
Hey guys, I run a 7 inch gps i bought off ebay running windows CE. It came with the navteq software which works great around the city and also has 98% of bush tracks that i drive as well. I also have loaded up Ozi Explorer CE version to use off road.
Its a touch screen so the stylus that comes with it is quick and easy to use. Runs off a 4gb sd card. In my zook, space is limited and this sits nicely on the dash out of the way. I was thinking of a laptop but this also has mp3 player, vid player, reverse camera/av input.
The gps hardware is very very quick and I never use the external antenna just the built in one.
Just another option for those not wanting to spend big bucks. cost me just under 300 all up.
Its a touch screen so the stylus that comes with it is quick and easy to use. Runs off a 4gb sd card. In my zook, space is limited and this sits nicely on the dash out of the way. I was thinking of a laptop but this also has mp3 player, vid player, reverse camera/av input.
The gps hardware is very very quick and I never use the external antenna just the built in one.
Just another option for those not wanting to spend big bucks. cost me just under 300 all up.
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OziExplorer + Hema $250 and then you need a true turn by turn on road nav software and the unit purchase; how is it sub $200blkmav wrote:It will cost me <$200 when I am finished.
Not being argumentative I really want to know; tone gets lost in text
How do you mount it
USB GPS dongle or onboard chip
Kind Regards,
Brad
Brad
Ouch. The ausjeep boys are doing a group buy for a GPS that has both road maps and offroad capability too for $200 delivered.RoadNazi wrote:Two guys at the office have looked at them as they go off road a lot. Just under $1K they have been quoted.
http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/sho ... hp?t=77696
copy catMousie wrote:hey i got my eepc from jb hi fi for 500
the new moddle runnign windows
it is freawking ausome as a incar pc
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A speed camera would have prevented that!
A mate in QLD has just bought the 900 series ASUS eee with Windows and wants to sell his 701 model with Linux.fool_injected wrote:copy catMousie wrote:hey i got my eepc from jb hi fi for 500
the new moddle runnign windows
it is freawking ausome as a incar pc
He has offered the old one to me for $200 ( selling for $399 at Officeworks ) but it can be loaded with Windows if you know what you are doing. Has a 4 GB solid drive and is lightweight. Would be an ideal carputer because you can take it anywhere.
Screen can be converted to touchscreen for not much money if you are handy with a soldering iron.
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How would it void warranty? Instead of running their supplied Navigatior from the SD Card you Run Ozi or whatever. It even states in the manual you can change the Navigation software, so no hack or warranty issues there.LuxyBoy wrote:Really depends if you want an off the shelf unit that does it all already or if you want something cheaper that you hack up and void warranty in the hope that it works.blkmav wrote:Basically the same hardware as this version
http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18135
whats the model type on this one?dank wrote:Hey guys, I run a 7 inch gps i bought off ebay running windows CE. It came with the navteq software which works great around the city and also has 98% of bush tracks that i drive as well. I also have loaded up Ozi Explorer CE version to use off road.
Its a touch screen so the stylus that comes with it is quick and easy to use. Runs off a 4gb sd card. In my zook, space is limited and this sits nicely on the dash out of the way. I was thinking of a laptop but this also has mp3 player, vid player, reverse camera/av input.
The gps hardware is very very quick and I never use the external antenna just the built in one.
Just another option for those not wanting to spend big bucks. cost me just under 300 all up.
got me thinking.
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RoadNazi wrote:A mate in QLD has just bought the 900 series ASUS eee with Windows and wants to sell his 701 model with Linux.fool_injected wrote:copy catMousie wrote:hey i got my eepc from jb hi fi for 500
the new moddle runnign windows
it is freawking ausome as a incar pc
He has offered the old one to me for $200 ( selling for $399 at Officeworks ) but it can be loaded with Windows if you know what you are doing. Has a 4 GB solid drive and is lightweight. Would be an ideal carputer because you can take it anywhere.
Screen can be converted to touchscreen for not much money if you are handy with a soldering iron.
I wouldn't use the first version. Yes you can put Windows on it but the memory and Ram are so small you can't really run anyting else. The extra for the new version is worth the coin I reckon.
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I bought one of these for $188.00 + $43.00 for shipping
Come with the iGo software for around the burbs.
Loaded OziExplorer on for $40.00
The maps I already have just have to convert them to OZ2 format with a free downloadable software from OziExplorer
Finished product
Total cost $271.00
This is basically what the Hema Navigator is with the software already loaded on. If you look at the screen shot they are using the same Ozi software.
A lot of money can be saved. Any of the Ebay GPS units that run of an SD card can be made to work. See the Patrol 4x4 site for more details.
A friend just bought something like this and works a treat in his GU Patrol
Johnno.
Come with the iGo software for around the burbs.
Loaded OziExplorer on for $40.00
The maps I already have just have to convert them to OZ2 format with a free downloadable software from OziExplorer
Finished product
Total cost $271.00
This is basically what the Hema Navigator is with the software already loaded on. If you look at the screen shot they are using the same Ozi software.
A lot of money can be saved. Any of the Ebay GPS units that run of an SD card can be made to work. See the Patrol 4x4 site for more details.
A friend just bought something like this and works a treat in his GU Patrol
Johnno.
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I got the early one, the later one has a larger screen 12gig HDD and more RAMRoadNazi wrote:A mate in QLD has just bought the 900 series ASUS eee with Windows and wants to sell his 701 model with Linux.fool_injected wrote:copy catMousie wrote:hey i got my eepc from jb hi fi for 500
the new moddle runnign windows
it is freawking ausome as a incar pc
He has offered the old one to me for $200 ( selling for $399 at Officeworks ) but it can be loaded with Windows if you know what you are doing. Has a 4 GB solid drive and is lightweight. Would be an ideal carputer because you can take it anywhere.
Screen can be converted to touchscreen for not much money if you are handy with a soldering iron.
You can load XP stripped down on it but there goes most of your HDD, there is heeeaps on Goooogle about it
If you only want it for OziExplore and not much else (camera software, email browsing etc) install OE on the HDD and run the maps on a 4~8Gig SD memory card. The EEE has a card reader built in. I have a 120gig USB drive for storing photos, mp3s etc
Had mine since before xmas and still haven't got a round to it
You an also run OE with Linux using Wine windows emulator but that is too hard for me a I am Linux stoooopid. The destructions are on OE website (in FAQs I think)
Tell me more about this touchscreen mod........
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A speed camera would have prevented that!
Check YooooToooob.fool_injected wrote:I got the early one, the later one has a larger screen 12gig HDD and more RAMRoadNazi wrote:A mate in QLD has just bought the 900 series ASUS eee with Windows and wants to sell his 701 model with Linux.fool_injected wrote:copy catMousie wrote:hey i got my eepc from jb hi fi for 500
the new moddle runnign windows
it is freawking ausome as a incar pc
He has offered the old one to me for $200 ( selling for $399 at Officeworks ) but it can be loaded with Windows if you know what you are doing. Has a 4 GB solid drive and is lightweight. Would be an ideal carputer because you can take it anywhere.
Screen can be converted to touchscreen for not much money if you are handy with a soldering iron.
You can load XP stripped down on it but there goes most of your HDD, there is heeeaps on Goooogle about it
If you only want it for OziExplore and not much else (camera software, email browsing etc) install OE on the HDD and run the maps on a 4~8Gig SD memory card. The EEE has a card reader built in. I have a 120gig USB drive for storing photos, mp3s etc
Had mine since before xmas and still haven't got a round to it
You an also run OE with Linux using Wine windows emulator but that is too hard for me a I am Linux stoooopid. The destructions are on OE website (in FAQs I think)
Tell me more about this touchscreen mod........
Here is one that I prepared earlier and there are plenty off to the side.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag-0KqObeww
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GUJohnno wrote:I bought one of these for $188.00 + $43.00 for shipping
Come with the iGo software for around the burbs.
Loaded OziExplorer on for $40.00
The maps I already have just have to convert them to OZ2 format with a free downloadable software from OziExplorer
Finished product
Total cost $271.00
Johnno.
Where did you get it? I want one!
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That is way cooooooooolRoadNazi wrote:Check YooooToooob.fool_injected wrote:I got the early one, Tell me more about this touchscreen mod........RoadNazi wrote:A mate in QLD .fool_injected wrote:copy catMousie wrote:hey
Here is one that I prepared earlier and there are plenty off to the side.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag-0KqObeww
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Check the Patrol4x4 thread as posted earlier.Corgie Carrier wrote: Where did you get it? I want one!
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blkmav wrote: Basically the same hardware as this version
http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18135
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