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An easier way is to move the little switch from ST to XT and power it on. Then power it off and switch it back again. That fixed things for me (quicker than taking abttery out and waiting and had the ...

If it's the one with the USB socket to provide the power then yes, you definitely can using the lead that came with your device.

I think I have the same setup as xda with v1.72.187. Only I hacked it around a bit to remove the O2 active stuff. :P

It works fine with TomTom and has only ever locked up a couple of times. Maybe ...

I did similar, copying all my TomTom files to a new Lexar card. I formatted it with Pocket Mechanic first though (FAT32, 1K cluster).

Works fine.

Yeah I've got one too and it works very well, although it has locked up a couple of times ever...

My father bought a Fortuna ClipOn from someone on eBay recently and his battery was DOA too. As it was a brand new unit in a factory sealed box I guess there must have been a big batch of dead ones... ...

Hi Glenn,

I've got a BT GPS on the rear shelf of my Renault (not right now, but when I'm using it Smile

). It works fine.

I couldn't use it on the dashboard due to the bizarre metallic coating Ren ...

If it's not switched on during take-off doesn't that mean you won't get a fix as, in my experience, you need to be stationary to get a fix and you'll be flying at several hundred miles an hour at that ...

Thanks for that very useful info Ian! Smile

TomTom requires about 103 Meg for the entire UK map, so it will fit on a 128Meg card. I've got a 256 which has some room left, but if I buy something like memory map or anquet I might want to buy a bi ...

6 years out of date! 8O

Thanks for that info Ian. I think I'll have to have a bit more of a think. I wonder how old the Anquet 1:50000 map data is...

Even though we all know that pressure/tread differences must make a difference to the effective tyre circumference and hence the reported speed and distance a car speedometer shows, it's still amazing ...

Thanks for the info. I think I'll try Anquet then, what with them being a British company and therefore possibly more interested in supporting the OS mapping side than Memory Map (or, to put it anothe ...

Maybe I'll rephrase that last question...

Since I reckon you've got Anquet, have you used any of the competitors and are they any cop?

icsys: If 1:50,000 is adequate for walking in the places you mentioned then I reckon I'll probably just buy those and thanks for the advice. Out of interest, which software do you use for this? Is it ...

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