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Squaaawk! WiFi! WiFi!
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Tinsel Town
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all the ones i've seen have a big bump for the antenna and wouldn't work stacked w/ an orinoco. besides, even if you could fit it the antennas would interfere w/ each other. one would always be blocking the other. why not use a USB or serial gps instead.
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Managing the iTards.
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Ohio
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AFAIK you have to get one that has an external antenna. The ones that have one integrated won't fit with an Orinoco card. The antenna buldges get in the way of each other.
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Squaaawk! WiFi! WiFi!
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Tinsel Town
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just a warning...all of the CF gps's i've tried (at 7 different models) had lower performance than external units, even with an external antenna connected. I think it's probably due to the higher RF interference it gets from being inside the computer.
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