Cheap GPS solution

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Right, decided now that with all the M-way hiking I'm doing it's time to sort myself a nice cheap GPS unit.....

Now there seems to be a lot of Tomtom kit on the 'bay but I'm unfamiliar with the models etc..

I have a budget of about 150 quid, it'll be second hand because I have no justification to buy a new one, it'd just be something nice to have.

Any recommendations? Not fussed by either integrated or PDA solutions, voice alerts would be good mind.

Ta! :D
 
used pda from auction sites about £80-£100
gps receiver £40-£50
and posted a silly remark that could see me suspended

if you can get a pda with intergrated gps receiver it will save you buying the external gps receiver

OR

a tomtom 300 which will have everything you need but i don't know if you will get one for £150 second hand
 
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I'm browsing a few Medion units, almost bought one of them new! So I'll watch and see, seem to go for 100 inc cradle, charger, card w/maps and integrated GPS.
 
Well, solved that one - needed a new phone too, so my friend hooked me up with a NIB Orange SPV C500, I then got a bluetooth GPS unit, car cradle and 512mb mini CF! :D

Bargaintastic!
 
Lashout_UK said:
Well, solved that one - needed a new phone too, so my friend hooked me up with a NIB Orange SPV C500, I then got a bluetooth GPS unit, car cradle and 512mb mini CF! :D

Bargaintastic!


mini SD :p

if you've not guessed it was me on IRC too ;) Why aren't you in the channel for this forum, but are in other channels? #overclockers-uk boy.

Tom.
 
Ok, how about a Motorola A780 smart phone with inbuilt GPS reciever and Co Pilot live 6 software free on T mobile for £30 per month

edit Oops disregard I see that you've already sorted your self out
 
Am now!

Many thanks to you rG for your help! :) :cool:

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That's cool, but I'm a fan of staying off contracts :)

For the time being, at least :D
 
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