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Hmmm - I got a photo - how do I attach it to the message? Lets try this....
http://www.ruskinhomes.co.uk/images/j10cam.jpg

OK this was taken last night on the M25 clockwise off slip at J10 (A3) Th ...

Do they look like the cameras on this page HERE?

If so, they are ANPR cameras, used for number plate recognition

No they don't look as big as those ones. These cameras are mounted on a pole and ...

This may be off topic but..... (there is always a but Very Happy

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Whilst pootling to work this morning I notice when going around the J10 roundabout that a great many temporary poles with 3 or 4 cam ...

Hmmmm - nice piece of kit.

I can see it being very handy when our Guys go out to take photo's of sites and then try to remember where they actually were. Embarassed

So where can I get one of these ...

This may be of use to you...or it might not :D

I have found that if the sd card is accidentally ejected and pushed back in whilst the Ipaq is turned off...
1. The ipaq ( and the sleeping TT..as ...

I also think that there should be differing limits depending on the time of day. For example, 30mpg on normal roads during the day, but between say 22:00 and 05:00 it could be 40mph. Again, you are ...

I thought that when you unlock a map it is unlocked with a file on the SD card?

Would that make it so it will only work with the specific pda it was unlocked with hence scuppering the swapping od ...

Baud rate is the speed of which one device "talks" to another. The baud rate must be the same on both devices to them to be able to talk to each other.

So if the GPS receiver talks at 4800 baud, th ...

I don't know about th best, but I fing that tomtom 5 for the pda handles poi's beit you own or third party works well for me. With a bit of tweaking you can assign yu own imags as well
SharpEye

So TT5 does not ask the same question?

No
I suppose I can work around that issue by dropping back ito map view and setting the departure and destination of one leg of the itinery and then using ...

Yes you can plan itineraries without a reciever attached. What you can't do is view the route TT will want to take.

That seems a little odd to me. I always fine tune my itineries by seeing what rou ...

Privateer saidThe functions that I miss in TTNav 3 are: Avoid area; and to a lesser extent the setting of road speeds.

Thanks Privateer. I seem to remember reading something about the itinery need ...

I have just received an email from TT saying that the upgrade offer of 59 euros will cease as of the 1st of November. 8O

My dilemma is wether to stick with TTN3 or make the jump to TTN5. Question

C ...

Hi Ma77Smith

I use TT3 with checkpoint 3.2.0.0 with no problems at all. I don't use the auto POI update feature of checkpoint (which I think is the sticking point that Privateer was eluding to), I ...

If you don't connect the headphone lead and then start the bike do you still lose GPS signal?

I am thinking that perhaps electrical interference is swamping the gps receiver.

SharpEye

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