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25 Apr 2005, 13:18 (Ref:1286903)
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GPS and PocketPC as laptimer: anyone knows a solution?
I have been searching the web, to find a way to use an PocketPC with GPS to log my times at trackracing. The only solution I have found so far is a swedish one, but it is only for PC.
Does anyone know of such solution? I am not interested in "blackbox" solutions, only if someone knows of a software solution Check the sweedish solution here: http://www.ake.nu/oakgps/index_eng.html |
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25 Apr 2005, 13:23 (Ref:1286908)
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If you're using a PocketPC then surely the Windows product will work... Did you download and try the demo version?
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25 Apr 2005, 20:29 (Ref:1287315)
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I whish it was that simple. Actualy PocketPC is an entirely different operating system, hence the application has to be writen for that operating system.
To clerify the issue. i have a HP ipaq PocketPC with tomtom navigator software and a bluetooth GPS. This works fine for finding the way, but is of course no use on the track. |
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25 Apr 2005, 21:28 (Ref:1287364)
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Ah, ok, I was under the assumption that PocketPC/OS was Windows based... Oh well, I live and learn!
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