USB GPS, wherabouts of an economically priced seller

[robind]

USB-GPS, other than Ebay, does anybody know of an economic seller/retailer of such an item?

 

[alan]

I've used Haicom GPS mouses (mice?) a couple of times. This site seems to have good prices with next day UK delivery.

http://www.globalpositioningsystems.co.uk/m-haicom-brl.html

 

[oceanfroggie]

Why do you want to buy a seller at an economical price? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

Try MES in bristol http://www.mesltd.co.uk (ads in mags), or Cactus, or http://www.defender.com in the recently liberated USA. Normal service may now be resumed to world stability as Bush has been muzzled for his last two years reign of terror (well reign of dumbness)! Dollar is weak for good deals in USA.

 

[stevebirch2002]

Whats wrong with Ebay ones, I just bought two more at £28 each and they work great. You can contact the guy direct at www.buybits.com
I have no connection with the company other than being a satisfied customer.

 

[Talbot]

Your link does not explain how many channels there are on the receiver.

 

[stevebirch2002]

No one asked! I dont know but I expect it will be 12 Channel. All I know is they work well on TomTom5 with PDAs, run my chart software on a laptop and great for seperate input to DSC VHF etc.

 

[Talbot]

six channel will do that as well!

latest versions are 20 channel