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Harddrive
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join:2000-09-20
Norwich, CT
| Re: GPS for city-usage you are gonna have a better signal if you get a GPS that has the ability to have an external antenna plugged in. my tomtom has that option but i have yet to have the need for an external antenna where i live.
here's an amazon link to the TomTom External Antenna for GO 510 and 910 and ONE Navigators.
»www.amazon.com/TomTom-External-A···00C5ZMAG
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Kayrac
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join:2001-09-29
Rochester, NH
| with some quick googling, looks like the c330 uses an older chipset
any newer garmin should have the newer chipset which should be able to get a signal better........however the 'nuvi' line is kind of 'dumbed down'
might help if you let us know what exactly you want from your gps, and i may be able to offer you some suggestions | |
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Anonuser
join:2003-01-03
Milwaukee, WI
| I have a Tom Tom One, Third Edition. I have yet to loose signal. Today, I was driving home, and was going under a major expressway cluster fu&k, expecting to loose signal due to no clear sky, and suprisingly, my signal did decrease by around 50% however, still kept me on course and never completly lost signal.
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crippy
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join:2005-05-17
some place
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| Re: GPS for city-usage said by Anonuser  :I have a Tom Tom One, Third Edition. I have yet to loose signal. Today, I was driving home, and was going under a major expressway cluster fu&k, expecting to loose signal due to no clear sky, and suprisingly, my signal did decrease by around 50% however, still kept me on course and never completly lost signal. i never lose it on expressway either, its just when im in the middle of the city | |
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GPS for city-usage