yellow gps

My dad has a hand-held Garmin ETrex Personal Navigator GPS that is yellow and he lost the book that gives the instructions on how to use it. I need another one so can anyone help me find one. I am desperate at this point. I will take any suggestions.

Here's an electronic copy of hte User Manual for the ETrex...

http://www8.garmin.com/products/manual.j sp?product=010-00190-00

You'll notice there's also a link to the Garmin store... in case you want to buy a hard-copy of the manual.

Cheers
Steve T

2008-08-26 16:46:22 by ♥Jon's Baby Girl♥

etrex GPS

Thanks

True true, i left my brother playing it and went to bed the first night i got it, and he didn't tell me the little things like that, when i worked it out it saved a lot of time, but cost a bit of money, romans cab service is free, but you gotta wait for it to rock up, also the subway/rail service can be used, if you can work out which train to take.

But yeah the question has already been answered, it is a green waypoint and line.

2008-06-01 20:14:52 by dude223

Price: $429.95 $246.95

Waterproof to 33 feet; shockproof design protects from drops up to 5 feed; also crushproof; coldproof and dustproof
GPS functionality allows for positional data recording with images for geo-tagging applications
14-megapixel resolution; wide-angle 5x internal optical zoom lens (28-140mm equivalent)
Compativle with SD, SDHC, SDXC memory cards (not included)
Capture video in widescreen 720p HD at 30 frames per second

The new york city taxi law says that all yellow cabs must have a GPS installed in the cab, what I want to know is that where the information from the fares and such goes to, for example the IRS, or TLC?

most nyc taxis use verifone.

"VTS will utilize the VeriFone MX870 connected to TaxiTronic's TX-36 network controller, which will communicate via cellular wireless to servers run by fleet operators and municipal taxi authorities. Incorporating GPS, the fleet automation system will enable operators and municipal managers to monitor flow control to ensure that taxis are dispatched to areas where they are most needed. VTS will also provide passenger compartment payment systems so fares can be paid without having to hand over credit or debit cards. Additionally, VTS solutions will be able to accommodate contactless payment cards, signature capture and metropolitan transit system smart card-based fares."
http://verifone.com/news/releases/releas e.cfm?contentType=newsReleases&conte ntId=121126


http://ipcommunications.tmcnet.com/hot-t opics/ip-transition-enterprise/articles/ 8506-verifone-signs-credit-card-deal-wit h-nyc-taxi.htm
"VeriFone Holdings Inc. has signed an agreement with the Committee for Taxi Safety, the largest licensed leasing association in New York City with 3,000 member taxis, for its integrated payment solutions. The company also announced that over 5,000 New York City taxis are signed or committed to comprehensive multi-year agreements for in-taxi acceptance of credit cards.

Last month, VeriFone Transportation Systems, implemented by VeriFone's US-based taxi business, had become the first authorized by the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) for the city's more than 13,000 taxis. "
http://ipcommunications.tmcnet.com/hot-t opics/ip-transition-enterprise/articles/ 8506-verifone-signs-credit-card-deal-wit h-nyc-taxi.htm

2008-01-31 21:26:07 by Beyond The Grave

Price: $0.00

music player
1.3 megapixel camera
PTT plus a full range of 3G services
GPS navigation
stereo Bluetooth

Only if the GPS has a video out. The yellow jack is for video, the red for right audio and hte white for left audio.

2006-09-17 21:33:12 by kid

My husband and I would like to get a GPS system in order to find our way around unfamiliar places and search for restaurants and businesses. For beginners who really just need an electronic yellow pages and simple maps on-screen, what should we look for and how much should it cost? It doesn't necessarily have to be dirt cheap, but we'd also like it not to cost $700 dollars.

Probably the best GPS system for you would be one that meet your needs.
You must first understand what you would like as features such as text to speech, where the unit will pronounce the street names when offering audio directions.
You may wish to have a larger display such as 4.3" over a 3.5" smaller display. You may also wish to have the unit to include traffic information, you would want to purchase a unit that have tons of points of interest and preferably to have full North America coverage
The best unit currently would be
#1] Garmin 760 for best overall value and features
#2] Magellan Maestro 4250 with Voice command feature
#3] TomTom 930 with Map share and voice command features along with NA and EU maps
All these units price range from $349 to $449 which is an excellent buy! They all have larger 4.3" display, TTS, tons of POI and Traffic option which is pretty much what most people are looking for in a great GPS unit!

Costco is a great place to buy GPS unit if you don't care about selection and availability, most of the time Costco will have one model for a few weeks than it will no longer be available, and there is no one there to answer any questions you may have with the GPS products they represent.

Consider buying from a local merchant that have both the knowledge and inventory to support you after the sale.

If you are not sure which is the best unit for you, you can rent these units for testing purposes from GPS4Rent http://www.gps4rent.com/ or you can buy one from Auto Nav 2000 Plus, Inc. http://www.autonav2000.com/

Good Luck

2008-10-17 00:11:38 by Elena