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RE: [Netstumbler] GPS for iPAQ / ministumbler



Title: RE: [Netstumbler] GPS for iPAQ / ministumbler

Thanks BW.

Power cabling not required...I ride a bicycle ;+)

I was thinking a neater still solution might be to use a PCMCIA GPS card and a double PCMCIA expansion jacket for the iPAQ- anyone know if this is possible?

Later
Mike

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> From: blackwave@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:blackwave@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: 19 June 2003 10:18
> To: netstumbler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [Netstumbler] GPS for iPAQ / ministumbler
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> Greetings Mike,
>
> Here is my iPAQ setup... I use the Garmin eTrex Legend; a
> slight overkill,
>  but it was a decent buy at the time. (the Yellow Basic
> Garmin will suffice
> just fine... you just need something that can provide NMEA @4800)...
>  You may also be interested in purchasing the car adapter + data cable
> bundle (for garmin from shop.garmin.com) and the belkin 3800
> serial cable
> + car adapter) ... this way you can provide dc power to both your pda
> and gps without having to worry about power... as well as provide the
> data at the same time so wardriving isn't distracting since you have
> built a rather reliable system.
>
> PDA
> iPAQ 3975
> Sleeve
> PC Card Expansion Pack Plus
> GPS
> Garmin eTrex Legend
> Cables/Connectors
> Belkin USB/Serial Y-Sync Cable for iPAQ H3800 Series
> RadioShack Male DB9-Male DB9 Gender Adapter
> RadioShack Null Modem Adapter
> Garmin Serial Connector
>
> Here is how to connect the cabling to get the GPS to work
> correctly with
> the PDA. (Of course you can get a custom cable made to provide data +
> power to both the units... Way Less messier).
>
> GPS->GARMIN_CONNNECTOR-CABLE-SERIAL_DB9_FEMALE
> which connected to
> DB9_MALE_GENDER_CHANGER_DB9_MALE
> which connected to
> FEMALE_NULL_MODEM_ADAPTER_MALE
> which connected to
> FEMALE_BELKIN_IPAQ_DATA_CABLE->IPAQ
>
> blackwave
> - -=BW=-
>
> On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 01:16:52 -0700 Michael Hartley <Michael.Hartley@t-
> mobile.co.uk> wrote:
> >Can someone suggest a good GPS to use with ministumbler and iPAQ?
> >Warpeddaling is pretty tedious without GPS.
> >
> >Later
> >Mike
> >
> >
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