gps and pda's

Depends on thd GPS and depends on the PDA.

I have a Navman PIN which is a Pocket PC PDA with built-in GPS. The main focus is for street level navigation, however I am looking to install OziExplorer CE and use the MrSID NSW maps that I have...

The Navman is capable of using an external antenna as well, so can get better reception in tree cover etc.

Now...there are also Bluetooth GPS's available from makers such as Navman, and they also make GPS "sleeves" for some pocket PC's.

Almost all PDAs have a socket to attach a cable. Almost all GPS have a socket to attach a cable. An appropriate cable connecting the two will allow almost all GPS to be connected to PDAs.

I use a Garmin eTrex connected to an HP iPaq 5450 running Oziexplorer.
The cable came from Expansys on the web.

yes you can, you might need a numm modem, and you will need to set the GPS to NMEA output, but it'll be a doddle, I have worked thru every PITA thing to get my Toshiba PDA to talk to my Garmin GPS and now they converse happily and readily

If you need any one on one help email me at bonz@sclsd.net.au

atb GWBonz

i have a nav man pin so where do you plug in the ex ant

you have maps of nsw you wana swap
rex1@internode.on.net

Yes - some you can some you cant - oil aint oils - contact gpsoz.com.au for answers to all your questions ....or provide more info..ie what PDA? what GPS? (and then Ill contact them for you cause chances are I dont know)
Cheers
Greg

or try this