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Old 12-16-2006, 12:02 AM   #21
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Hey guys how about we just enjoy the gps and tone this down a bit.
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Old 12-16-2006, 12:32 AM   #22
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Will do. I get my puck next week and then off in to the wild blue yonder!
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wow wild thread...the bt 359 works great as the gps receiver and with that said you also need a program such as tomtom6 or telenav to rock and roll....I love GPS.......

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If you want an external GPS antenna the GlobalSat BT-359 is one of the best. Cost is $99.99.
Not singling you out in particular, but this information keeps getting said wrong, and it gets confusing. The GlobalSat is NOT a GPS *antenna*, its a GPS *receiver* and you need more than an "antenna" to pick up GPS signals. Its confusing because there ARE "external GPS antennas" that can be used with some receivers for better reception - but the BT-359 isn't one of them, and an "antenna" will not allow your BlackBerry to receive GPS signals.

A TV antenna won't allow you to watch TV, a radio antenna won't let you listen to the radio, and a GPS antenna won't allow you to use GPS!
Thanks I made an edit to my post.
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But an attenna on my third cup of espresso will allow me to fly! Right!
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The 8700(c,g,r) DOES NOT, the 8703e does.

This is correct. AND Verizon has crippled the internal GPS so some users are getting pucks for theirs. I wonder why VZ did this?
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wow wild thread...the bt 359 works great as the gps receiver and with that said you also need a program such as tomtom6 or telenav to rock and roll....I love GPS.......

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One queestion, how does TomTom6 work on teh BB8700 series when they have no SD card? The only GPS guided maping software that I know off that will run on the 8700 are, wayfinder, BB Maps and telenav (for direction maping with GPS).
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But an attenna on my third cup of espresso will allow me to fly! Right!
Thats only on the third wednesday of every month!
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One queestion, how does TomTom6 work on teh BB8700 series when they have no SD card? The only GPS guided maping software that I know off that will run on the 8700 are, wayfinder, BB Maps and telenav (for direction maping with GPS).
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Your right I am using tomtom on the Nokia E62 I am testing for the month.

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This is correct. AND Verizon has crippled the internal GPS so some users are getting pucks for theirs. I wonder why VZ did this?
Do any of the 870X-models have the Qualcomm GpsOne chip embedded as it is in VZW's Navigation-capable cellphones?
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Do any of the 870X-models have the Qualcomm GpsOne chip embedded as it is in VZW's Navigation-capable cellphones?
I don't have specific knowledge, but my educated guess would be that that's the chip they're using, based on:

* the 8703e is the only 87xx CDMA device, AND the only GPS-enabled 87xx device

* the datasheet advertises that it uses the "800/1900 MHz cdmaOne™, CDMA2000® 1X and Ev-DO networks" and it uses a Qualcomm CDMA chipset

So, it seems the most likely path for them would have been to include the GPS solution from the same company they're using for the radio. But again, that's only a guess on my part.
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