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twiga
02-03-2008, 01:54 AM
Just for the guys and gals that love golf. I moved from my old Audiovox PPC6601 pocket pc (with a separate BT GPS dongle) to this device.

But, after first plugging it into the USB sync it died on me only for the mainboard to be replaced.

That's not such a bad thing since now it is stable as rocks and my IntelliGolf GPS application worked flawlessly. QuickGPS helps a lot to sync and at one point I remember taking my eyes off the golf ball and seeing 10 satellites synced.

That means, a much more accurate reading and if I haven't already mentioned it the fix on the course is very fast.

But, here's why this device really rocks for Golf. The extended battery I ordered from Hong Kong (2 just as a back up) can easily handle 1 round of 18 hole golf and it only used up less than half the battery!!! That suggests the device could handle 2 rounds of 18 hole golf (for 3 players).

Show me any other device that has integrated SIRF GPS that can do that and I will be impressed.

Happy Golfing.

neilhhardy
02-03-2008, 09:53 AM
Just for the guys and gals that love golf. I moved from my old Audiovox PPC6601 pocket pc (with a separate BT GPS dongle) to this device.

But, after first plugging it into the USB sync it died on me only for the mainboard to be replaced.

That's not such a bad thing since now it is stable as rocks and my IntelliGolf GPS application worked flawlessly. QuickGPS helps a lot to sync and at one point I remember taking my eyes off the golf ball and seeing 10 satellites synced.

That means, a much more accurate reading and if I haven't already mentioned it the fix on the course is very fast.

But, here's why this device really rocks for Golf. The extended battery I ordered from Hong Kong (2 just as a back up) can easily handle 1 round of 18 hole golf and it only used up less than half the battery!!! That suggests the device could handle 2 rounds of 18 hole golf (for 3 players).

Show me any other device that has integrated SIRF GPS that can do that and I will be impressed.

Happy Golfing.

its nice to see someone having so much fun with there device, and it bein very usefull too.

sayonerka
04-03-2008, 09:36 PM
And what about the accuracy? There is famous static navigation thing, and maybe driving a cart with my XDA would be cool, but for walking i have such a mess in readings that it's almost unusable... :(

Cheers!