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 Topic: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
eisenb11
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 Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 2:25 pm Subject: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
It does sound as though its the age old BT issue, although I haven't seen or heard of it happening on a RoyalTek RBT 3000 before.
Are you referring to the unlit-blue-light-of-death syndrome that I ... |
| Topic: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
eisenb11
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2004 5:59 pm Subject: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
I wonder if the Royaltek somehow is dying then?
I didn't change any of the PPC settings and after messing around for a while I did get it to work the first time... I gave up the second time because ... |
| Topic: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
eisenb11
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2004 2:26 pm Subject: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
Hi Dave,
Nope, don't have TomTom installed. Mapopolis is the only GPS program that's ever been installed on there.
The GPS used to work all of the time, but after not using it for a while (a few ... |
| Topic: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
eisenb11
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 4:33 pm Subject: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
No one's had any experiences with this?
Stan |
| Topic: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
eisenb11
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2004 4:29 pm Subject: bluetooth problems with RBT3000 |
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone had this problem (and a possible solution?) to these kinds of BT problems...
I have an Ipaq H4155, a RBT-3000, and Mapopolis GPS software.
The BT Manager can ... |
| Topic: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
eisenb11
Replies: 16
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 6:36 pm Subject: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
I believe my parcel shelf is made out of wood, but there is a metal frame mounted on its underside to house the speakers, wires, rear brake light, etc.
Currently, I have the GPS power cord snaking ... |
| Topic: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
eisenb11
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Forum: Beginners GPS Lounge Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 6:26 pm Subject: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
Looks like the LiOn is a pretty complicated beast with its onboard circuitry (I wonder if this is also used to check charge status?).
As for me, I'm all set now with the Royaltek, but if you want t ... |
| Topic: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
eisenb11
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Forum: Beginners GPS Lounge Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 4:40 pm Subject: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
It's funny that you mention that... my friend and I were talking about the exact same thing last Saturday!
Wiring the power probably wouldn't be too hard, but where it gets messy is the part where ... |
| Topic: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
eisenb11
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Forum: Beginners GPS Lounge Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 3:59 pm Subject: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
Hi gypsy666,
I believe both units (the Holux & the Royaltek) have internal batteries.
In the case of the Holux, the unit requires the battery - even if plugged into the car. It also requires tha ... |
| Topic: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
eisenb11
Replies: 16
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 2:50 pm Subject: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
Hi Darren,
I just wanted to thank you again for the great help! 
The unit arrived on Saturday via US Post (surprisingly it was mailed on Friday morning). Plugged it in, drained the battery, th ... |
| Topic: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
eisenb11
Replies: 11
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Forum: Beginners GPS Lounge Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 2:43 pm Subject: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
Hi Gazjen,
I think the consumption is 5V, 850 mA, but I have no idea on the wattage. The Royaltek came in on Saturday morning (day after it shipped, which is a surprise) and works like a charm!
... |
| Topic: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
eisenb11
Replies: 11
Views: 3182
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Forum: Beginners GPS Lounge Posted: Fri May 21, 2004 3:15 pm Subject: Problem with in-car GPS install - interesting challenge |
Hi Grimble,
Yes, I read that those can be hard wired into the car, but that were hard to acquire these days. I wonder what it is that makes the unit so prone to dying?
Anyways, thanks to Darren, ... |
| Topic: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
eisenb11
Replies: 16
Views: 5035
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Fri May 21, 2004 3:11 pm Subject: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
That was close... contacted them in the nic of time (they caught it in the mailroom).
Can't wait to get the Royaltek hooked up and running!
eisenb11 |
| Topic: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
eisenb11
Replies: 16
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 8:59 pm Subject: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
Thanks Darren,
That's what it took to raise me over 50/50 on deciding! Time to contact Semsons and see if they'll change the order from Haicom to Royaltek!
eisenb11 |
| Topic: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
eisenb11
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 8:33 pm Subject: Using HI-303MMF for permanent install-your experience needed |
Thanks Darren,
I'm not sure about the availability of the Tom Tom unit here in the US. The danger or that, ofcourse, is that if it breaks (or gets fried by the Sun), it sounds like it'll probably b ... |
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