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On Wed, 08 Jun 2005 23:14:11 -0400, Jonathan Goodish
wrote: In article , Maule Driver wrote: I'd give my eye teeth for this setup - so what does it cost again? I got to get it before I really need it! A number of folks sell the WxWorx systems. If you're going to use a Windows XP system for display (either laptop or tablet) then you might want to go with the WxWorx on Wings system sold at http://www.wxworx.com. If you're interested in a PDA solution, I believe that Control Vision (http://www.anywheremap.com/) and AirGator (http://www.airgator.com) are two of the more popular systems. The Control Vision product is a more robust product and, in my experience, more stable than AirGator's product. The PDA solutions are less expensive due to the cost of the display hardware. I believe that all of the companies sell various packages, from the XM receiver all the way up to a turn-key system. If I had it to do over, I probably would have purchased the PDA as a refurb from HP and installed the software myself. The Windows XP systems provide a much nicer (and larger) display, but they are also much larger and more expensive if you don't have a laptop or tablet. I have had no problems with Bluetooth connectivity with my XM box or GPS. Whatever display option you choose: Make sure it is sunlight readable (which typically means it is transflective), and dimmable at night. -Nathan |
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