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Can a gps unit like Road angel be used to operate a sat nav unit? I've got a pda which I use as a map, but no sat receiver. Thinking of getting a road angel or origin B2 unit.
Can I use the unit as a reciever for the sat nav programme?
The list of camera sites probably comes from pocketgps; its OK; but dont rely on it as Ive found a LOT missing. Btw; you can convert the .ov2/ovr file format to .csv and import them into Autoroute, which is nice.
I have indeed looked at Tom Tom, its what I use. I was wondering if I could use the GPS signal from the speed trap unit as the input to sat nav.
If youre using TomTom Navigator then look at www.pocketgps.co.uk . Download the camera site list and also one of the POI synchronising applications. With this Navigator will warn you of upcoming points of interest; in this instance, speed cameras.
I've used a Road Angel Classic as a sat nav receiver, but with a laptop computer running Microsoft Street & Trips (in the USA), rather than pda. I don't know whether you could get an interface to work with a pda.
Just sold my B2 as it was so bloody flaky- got more 'no signal' warnings than anything else went back to origin twice, but just got sick of it in the end.