Giblets
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Quite correct. Linky don't work either!!!
How embarrassing!
and very strange as it certainly worked when I posted it.Edit: link works on Opera Browser & IE but not Firefox!!
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Which nav software for iPad 2
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How embarrassing!
and very strange as it certainly worked when I posted it.Edit: link works on Opera Browser & IE but not Firefox!!
Vara
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Quite correct. Linky don't work either!!!
Well it works for me, Dual Product which claims to work with Ipad, looks as if its only available in States.
http://www.xgps150.dualav.com/
Giblets
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Available from Proviation in Dunstable, UK http://proviationshop.co.uk/shop/ar...Universal-Bluetooth-GPS-Receiver.html?pse=coa
snooks
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In that case these people are selling something which doesn't work !
Ok perhaps I worded that badly. My understanding is that a bluetooth GPS can't used to give position data to a application it wasn't designed to work with. So the GPS in the link would give a position to their app, but not to an app like Navionics or Tom Tom etc
I could quite possibly be wrong though as it says it can be used with different apps...it's not unheard of
What was it I said about trying to balance on a ball???
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