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![]() "Tom Francis" wrote in message ... On Wed, 18 Oct 2006 23:42:44 GMT, "CR" wrote: I have access to a few Mil-Spec tablet PC's. Anyone know if there is a way to convert one to use as a GPS chartplotter? I currently have a small Garmin unit and would love to utilize the larger screen of the tablet PC. What does it use for an operating system? Does it have CF capability or optional card slots - stuff like that? Has XP on it but I'm not sure of the MHz or ram. I figure if it could run XP it should be able to run whatever software I need for the GPS I also has PCMCIA 2 slots and comes with a PCMCIA to CF adapter card. This is one receiver that I know works very well - I know a few folks who use them with PocketPCs and regular tablet PCs. http://www.gpsinformation.org/dale/P...ocketTrack.htm It really depends on software also. The people I know with that Fortuna receiver, use Maptech software. http://www.maptech.com/ This is a resource page I used a while ago when I was thinking of using a PDA as a portable GPS. http://www.gpsinformation.org/dale/PocketPC/wince.htm Thanks for the links- I'll check them out. |