If you are happy with the smaller display, then consider the H2210,
otherwise you need the larger H5150 or H5550 (sometimes the 0
becomes a 5, same unit).

Pity, the H4150 is a lovely size and weight, but without "serial"
support you cannot link to serial devices like varios and loggers.
Bluetooth works well in a glider but we'd be better off without it
as a simple "serial" cable can replace the two Bluetooth
transmitters, making life for the glider battery less miserable.
Since we need a power cable anyway, Bluetooth offers nil advantage
for gliding.

Cheers,

Jim Kelly.


"Andrej Kolar" wrote in message
...
| Nick, iPaq 4150/4155 does not have a COM port built in. It will
only work
| with a Bluetooth GPS receiver, but not with what we normally carry
in our
| cockpits.
|
| Andrej Kolar
|
| "Nick Gilbert" wrote in message
| ...
| Hi There,
|
| Does anyone have any knowledge on the suitability of an IPAQ
4150/4155 for
| use with Winpilot/SeeYouMob? I have read some conflicting advice
on
| whether
| or not the 4150 is able to communicate serial data (I have a
Cambridge
| GPS-Nav).
|
| Does anyone know if this will be possible or if bluetooth is the
only way
| with this model?
|
| Thanks,
|
| Nick
| Sydney, Australia
|
|
|
|