Speed Warnings

[jguiver]

I have the speed cameras installed on the latest version of TT5.

In addition, what I would like is something compatible with TT5 that will alert me when my speed exceeds nn mph. Presumably this is possible, since my GPS knows how fast I am going. It would need to either integrate with TT, or be capable of running at the same time.

Does anyone know whether such a thing exists?

Thanks in advance.
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HP rx5935, 2GB SD Card, TTN 6.1, GPSDash

[argosafe]

The only thing I know of is the capacity for TTN to revert to a Navigation rather than a map display when a prescribed speed limit is exceeded. See disp[al/hide map, you then get three options, one of which allows a display change over aspeed you set.
This is how I do it and my display changes above 73 mph.

a sound alert would be useful I suppose...
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[jguiver]

Good idea - I'll do that. Perhaps someone will come up with a visual/audible warning add-in for Tomtom.

As I last resort, I suppose I could use that dial with the pointy needle in my dashboard...................
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HP rx5935, 2GB SD Card, TTN 6.1, GPSDash

[Mystery]

Hi
A good program for speed limiting is Speed Sentry it is not expensive ($11.25) and has many other great uses like logging distances etc for claiming mileage from work etc. To go with this you would need GPSGate ($9.95). This allows the use of two (or more if required but more expensive) programmes to use 1 GPS device.

I use both and find them great

for Speed Sentry :
http://www.pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=16855

for GPSGate:
http://franson.com/gpsgate/

Take a look
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