"pilot" wrote in message
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I have a laptop with a USb-Bluetooth connected to it. I am using a
Bluetooth GPS for navigation (Garmin 10). I also have a software to
read AIS messages from an AIS receiver.

I want to combine both. The software is ready: I could double check
position from the GPS, and from the AIS of the ship (I am a maritime
pilot).

Is there a solution to this? Do I need 2 USB-Bluetooth connectors?
Anything existing to manage the 2 inputs entering at the same time ?

All help welcome.

Thank you

Jacquelin Hardy
Canada


A single BT connection can handle more than one input. You set up each
device using the BT software. I have done this to get photos from a cell
phone camera to the computer and also transfer data from my PDA. I see no
reason why it would not work for your situation.

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Peter Aitken