Peter Leemans schreef:
> Hoi Marc,
>
> I can second this.
> I used up untill yesterday (I stupidly lost it while tracking) a same
> (but rebranded) I-Blue bt747.
> As I'm a linux user, I used mtkbabel to read the data.
>
>
mtkbabel and gpsd, I suppose.
In fact, I do not need the gps dongle f
Perhaps I should comment a bit with my experienes using a USB GPS
dongle with a linux device (eee, with solid state disk)
it's lots of fun, if, and that's a big if, you like tinkering with all
kinds of things.
It's nice to be able to integrate in one device voice recording, track
recording, na
Hello Marc,
The main difference between the devices that Peter and Luc use and you
GISTEQ dongle is that the GISTEQ dongle has no builtin memory for
tracking.
In other words, they just put their device in their pocket and start
walking. Later on they connect to a PC and do read out of the data to
Hoi Marc,
I can second this.
I used up untill yesterday (I stupidly lost it while tracking) a same
(but rebranded) I-Blue bt747.
As I'm a linux user, I used mtkbabel to read the data.
It's indeed a excellent device, and have also logged from Italy to
Belgium (by car, 13 hours every second, abo
Hi,
For some time now I use
http://www.gpsshop.be/product/64337/qstarz-bt-q818x-bluetooth-gps-receiver.html
Price at gpsshop is currently 76 euro.
It can be used by connecting it over USB, or over bluetooth.
The software with the device is windows only - and is quite good - but I am
using it m
Hello,
Did anybody use this one:
http://www.expansys.be/d.aspx?i=178141
for sale at Maplins too:
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=256536&C=SO&U=strat15
I want to use it with linux.
Tech data/info:
GiSTEQ’s USB GPS dongle is GPS receiver with a size of a USB drive. Its
compact s
