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Sandisk also have the new Extreme III CF card which claims a 20MB/sec sequential write and read speed. I have one on order so I'll give you my thoughts later in the month

I've used the Axim instructions for my hx2750 and they work well.

One thing to remember is that using a USB connection to a PC resets the Activesync settings on your PPC to that PC.

So if you us ...

Make: Panasonic
Type: SD card
Size: 512MB
Serial No: RP-SDH512 (or BK3LF) - made in Japan
PDA: HP IPAQ 2750 (and Axim X5)
App: TT3

The Medion and Destinator map sets are v similar for Ireland (as they use the same source), but Destinator provides a better Front End. So until the next map set update for both, you probably have the ...

On the web it's always the same. You search around when you're thinking of buying something, and look in many places.

And then you try and get some common ground between the reviews and then decide ...

You need to edit the Belgica.clr file (if Belgica is the style you are using), which can be done via a text editor (you find it in \Program Files\Navigator - make a backup first)

I have done my own ...

David,

I thought the Netherlands postcode support was already in TT3.

I seem to remember the debate we had when TTN3 originally claimed full postcode support, and this turned out to be a mistake ...

Coincidence or not?

1) all of a sudden the OS start trying bully boy tactics
2) TomTom very soon after announce TomTom 5 with full postcode support.

I wonder where TomTom are licencing their Po ...

Try [url=http://wifi.aximsite.com/sync.html]this link which is specifically for the Axim (I used it successfully for my Ipaq)

I have a 512M Panasonic SD card and that has been working since March without any problems with TT3 (in an Axim X5)

The best tip is to use a Japanese make of card

For moving between cards I just ...

There are two possibilities I can think of:

1) the CF card. Usually it's a poor SD card that produces these symptoms, but a poor CF will do the same

2) have you put the program files onto the CF ...

They don't need to check your location every minute, just at particular points. Usually where you change from one charging zone to another.

Then they also monitor your mileage via an on-board syste ...

If you disable the GPS system then there will be cameras (the good old number plate reading cameras) looking for you. And you will then be 'intercepted'

Well there will be a system in place in 2008. This will be the Lorry Road User Charging (LRUC) scheme. And it will be based on satellite technology and apply to all HGVs (500,000 of them) on the UK ro ...

At this link http://sdprob.aximsite.com/theproblemlist.htm you can find a list which will give you an idea of those that have problems and those that don't.

This has been mostly compiled from real ...

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