[gps-talkusers] Re: Washington trains work great

Hi Mike,

Does the version 3 maps cover the Czech Republic?  I am still thinking
about getting the gps system maybe before September of this year, because
I am going with several other amateur radio operaters for the
international (ARDF) amateur radio direction finding compitition.  It sure
would be neat to know where one is going.   GRIN!!

I have had a portable u s gps, made mainly for auto use.  It does talk,
but not all the menus are available.

I will call you this week and talk more about the latest system.

Thanks, and have a super day.

Dennis   WB6OBB








On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Michael May wrote:

> You may recall that the Virgin trains in the UK screened out the GPS signals.
>
> I am happy to report that the Amtrak trains out of Washington DC work
> great, at least the 2 that I have taken work. Just as a point of
> information, the train speeds got up to the 110 miles per hour range. The
> fastest train I have ever sensed with the BrailleNote GPS was in Belgium in
> route from London to Paris. They hit over 180 miles per hour. Seeing those
> speeds on the Braille display gives you an inching of what the countryside
> must look like, flying by at those speeds.
>
> Mike
>
>
>
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>
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