Thread: GPS car kits
View Single Post
Old 02-06-2005, 15:54   #4
bopdude
Inactive
 
bopdude's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Teesside
Posts: 8,315
bopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny stars
bopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny stars
Send a message via MSN to bopdude
Re: GPS car kits

Nowt simple is there after a fair bit of sifting through all / a lot of links I get the feeling that my link's gonna be one of the best options for me, I have the software / maps installed but now just need the hardware. I'll have a wander down the local shops tomorrow to see what they have to offer as well, I'll let peeps know

*/ wonders if he can make an gps aerial out of a bean tin and wire ?
bopdude is offline   Reply With Quote