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Tim Buxton
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 1:04 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Please can any respondents to Chunk's query please post replies here, as it appears to be the most appropriate place.
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PostPosted: Tue Dec 28, 2004 1:33 pm    Post subject: Falk Navigation Reply with quote

FAULK navigation
Just purchase a sat nav package that included FAULK navigation software -a disgraceful piece of kit! The company website is appalling with no information whatsoever. The software programme that you install on to your PC to plan routes is in-flexible and unworkable – if it would download the route to your PDA it might help redeem itself. When on my Typoon/Mia PDA running at 300mhz it locks up and requires a reset if you make a wrong turn during a lengthy journey - which is terrible!! I used mates Medion from Halfords before buying the Typoon; the Medion would have been my purchase except the Typoon/Mia has a built in GPS. The Medion was great and I would recommend it. To solve my FAULK problem I have bought Tom Tom 3 navigation and everything is now perfect!! All the overlays for LPG stations, points of interest and speed cameras work, the machine never locks up, it re-calculates the route within 100 meters of a wrong turn and is faultless. If you are going to buy a PDA Sat Nav buy the Tom Tom software. Look at it like the video tape format VHS, Betamax tapes and Philips tried to win over there format and lost – so will everybody against TOM TOM
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 7:06 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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FAULK navigation
Just purchase a sat nav package that included FAULK navigation software -a disgraceful piece of kit! The company website is appalling with no information whatsoever. The software programme that you install on to your PC to plan routes is in-flexible and unworkable – if it would download the route to your PDA it might help redeem itself. When on my Typoon/Mia PDA running at 300mhz it locks up and requires a reset if you make a wrong turn during a lengthy journey - which is terrible!! I


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This is the very same problems i was having.
Now to add a twist to this.
I got my wife a pocket pc from Toys'r'Us and it came with the Marco Polo software, now this software is 99% the same as the Falk Navigator software, the only difference is the front loading screen.

I tried the Marco Polo software and it worked perfectly, infact i have it installed on my pocket pc along with TomTom navigator, so i have a choice.
The Falk Navigator software would take forever to 'wake up' when starting a jouney, the Marco Polo software is ready to go within seconds (same amount of time as TomTom)

Maybe the coders added a bug when it was being relabled to 'falk navigator' causing the software to lock up when ignoring the chosen route.


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 11:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

hi been reading with intrest about the fakk nav onthe typhoon . i,ve got the same unit and would love to change it to tom tom go but not that up on things. can any one help or talk me through it in daft lads lingo thanks
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PostPosted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 11:43 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

mocco wrote:
hi been reading with intrest about the fakk nav onthe typhoon . i,ve got the same unit and would love to change it to tom tom go but not that up on things. can any one help or talk me through it in daft lads lingo thanks


Easy...watch my lips, you go into a shop, or on the net, and buy TTGo.

Sorry, but I have little sympathy for people who have unfortunately been persuaded to purchase rubbish sat nav systems...generally speaking, you get what you pay for in this life.
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 6:00 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

sorry but my wife bought me it 2 years ago didnt have it in me to say thanks for buying me sat nav .thats why i thought some one out there who nows more about this than me or my wife . may be willing to give me some help maybe i was wrong. thanks
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