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Old 03-23-2006, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by hayaku
get a treo 650 and then get either a bluetooth gps receiver or the gps cradle... tomtom works GREAT on it... great way to have one LESS device to maintain...

all of my cars have nav on it, including the beater... but my coworkers have the treo/tomtom combo and it really does work great... plus it has wacky voices you can switch at any time... weather and traffic is another nice touch.
Thanks Adam. That's sort of what I've been doing. I have an iPaq 5150, a BT GPS receiver and I've been using Routis. I plug the PDA into a 12V speaker cradle to amplify the nav wench's voice. It works well but it's a little clumsy.

You should program track maps into your 996. Customize it with braking zones and apexes. I know you don't need it but it would be funny.
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