Bob,

Do you have any of these left? I'm next door to you in Ireland. BTW how did
you get these to operate with Autoroute? I tried a NEMA module with it last
year but couldn't find out how to install it. It was a uBlox module and I
thought I could set it up as a standard GPS reciever. It worked fine with
Ozi Explorer.

Joe



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Sent: 29 July 2002 00:27
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [AD]: Motorola Oncore 8 Channel GPS Units


Hi,

I needed to buy 5 of these boards for a project. BUT minimum quantity was 20
units.

I now have 12 brand new units for sale at #40 uk pounds each plus postage.
NOTE each GPS Module will come with a Motorola active mag mount aerial.

The unit is an 8-channel GPS module The unit has a serial output that will
give either NMEA or Motorola format (user selectable). To use this unit on a
PC will require a voltage level converter circuit using a MAX232 or similar
IC (it's a very simple circuit but email me for more information). I am
using another one of these units to give me location on a laptop running
Microsoft Autoroute 2001 and am sure that some PDA software uses the same
data.

Sorry to keep things simple I can only post to the UK.

Email me for more information at bob.simpson1@btopenworld.com

Regards,
Bob.

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