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Our small motor boat is fitted with a DSC VHF radio which accommodates
a GPS positioning input using NMEA. I'd like to employ a removable GPS unit, mounted in a cradle next to the radio. So far, so easy. For my work, and during leisure time, I want to use a PDA running Email with Word/Excel etc, and a PDA combined with GPS would enable me to carry only one device around with me out of the boat. Two PDA manufacturers make a device - HP 6910/6915, and Fujitsu Siemens Loox. PDAs are 'USB' oriented - and the manufacturers do not appear to have NMEA compatible cables for connection to a DSC radio. Has anyone used a PDA with GPS as an NMEA source for a DSC radio? What kind of cabling and connections were employed to the radio? (Googling didn't reveal a FAQ/howto of any sort on this, nor any similar Usenet query, though I am sure this question must have been asked before. Apologies if it has been and I couldn't find it.) ______________ best wishes, Ron |
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