How does the GPS module work? Do we need to pay a monthly fee for GPS or do we just pay for the module and it's always on?
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10-30-2000 12:27 AM
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There should be no fees for receiving a GPS signal. It's like radio or TV transmissions; they are out there, you just need the receiver. I have only seen a GPS unit for a Palm and it seemed to be very sensitive. I don't know about how the Visor unit operates (battery drain, auxillary power, etc.)since I am content to keep my Garmin III Plus in service.
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10-30-2000 01:27 PM
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Well, that's cool... I'll have to look into a GPS Springboard...
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10-30-2000 01:45 PM
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If you search this forum for Handy GPS review, you will find a review I wrote on the unit.
Some users have complained of problems, but so far, mine has worked with no issues and I am very satsified.
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10-30-2000 06:44 PM
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Too bad I can't find ANYWHERE to buy any of the GPS Springboards. Everyone who released them went on to recall them and cancel any new orders. If this has changed let me know.