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GlobalSat BT-359 Bluetooth GPS Receiver
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- SiRF Star III high performance and low power consumption chipset
- Battery life up to 11 hours of operation time, in continuous mode.
- Communication with Host platform Via Bluetooth Serial Port Profile
- Bluetooth Version 2.0
- Features power saving mode (powers down after 10 minutes of inactivity)
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The GlobalSat BT-359 is the next generation Bluetooth GPS receiver. Taking its design criteria from the market leading BT-338, the BT-359 pushes the limits of GPS even further with greater sensitivity, more accuracy, and longer battery life than ever before. The GlobalSat BT-359 contains the latest SiRFIII Low Power Chipset for high sensitivity. It communicates with Host Platforms (PDA, Laptop, and etc.) via Bluetooth Serial Port Profile. With Bluetooth version 2.0 and built-in ceramic patch antenna, the BT-359 provides faster acquisition times and improves accuracy in urban canyons and under dense foliage. It also supports WAAS and EGNOS for even greater accuracy. • Built-in ceramic patch antenna. • High sensitivity GPS receiver provides faster acquisition times and improves accuracy in urban canyons and under dense foliage. • Supported by WAAS and EGNOS Satellite-Based Augmentation Systems for more accurate corrected position reports. • Physical dimensions: 82.0 mm x 41.0 mm x 13.4 mm. Bluetooth passcode is: 0000
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It only came with the BlueTooth GPS receiver without any other accessories or instructions.
Charging up the device is easy because I have some mini USB cables/USB car chargers from other purchases. All I need to do is to connect a mini USB cable to the USB port of a computer.
Instructions can be downloaded from the Internet, but there was not much information about how to use this device with an Android Phone. Many GPS Bluetooth software downloaded from Play store did not work with this device, but I found one eventually that worked well with it. Here are the steps:
1. Paired up the GPS receiver and the phone via Bluetooth using the code '0000'.
2. Download Bluetooth GPS (GG MOBLAB) software from Play store. Select the Bluetooth GPS device to connect, click connect and enable Mock GPS provider option in the software,
3. Use your own GPS Nagivation software without turning on the internal GPS of the phone. The nagivation softwore should be able to read the data from the GPS receiver.
I have tested it successfully with COPILOT GPS - Plan and Explore. It has been able to keep track of the position accurately without delay.
right). After a minute or so of operation it is really quite accurate. Despite the usual occasional
swings through tens of metres, it's usually much less variable than that, even in a poor-reception
location indoors, and the OS official converter gives a very good match to the National Grid location.
The product has a sticky residue on the back, as though it had been mounted on something and then
removed, and there is an unexpected score-line across the back too. The finish on the front isn't
perfect, but it's not really intended to be looked at. The battery seems to be new - it still has
a "pull me" bit of plastic on it - but this may be false too, as the plastic doesn't cover the
contacts, but is on the other end. Presumably the battery was in circuit all the time, though
it wasn't exhausted when I received it. Charging has worked normally since (though that doesn't
cover much time).
It's really a BT-359 from GlobalSat (see http://www.usglobalsat.com/ for user manual and
support tools), re-badged as "CoPilot". The BT-359 variants differ only cosmetically, and
this re-badged version doesn't quite match any of those used by the original manufacturer.
The bluetooth pairing code is 0000 (clever, that): it needs a secure link.
I'd give it four stars - especially considering the price - if only it was really new.
I suspect it's not really second-hand either, but part of a job lot which was mounted on
something and then unmounted before being sold.
I did receive all of these items, so no complaints there.
The GPS is a compact device, that can fit comfortably into a pocket, it aquires satellites quickly, and unlike my previous device works through the windscreen of my car.
The battery is removeable. Not sure of the price or availability of a replacement battery, but the unit was only £20 anyway.
Not sure i want to do this as it is a new phone.
All I wanted was a GPS receiver to work with my phone it states it works with most smart phones. What it should say it doesn't work with one of the most popular phones sold!!
Very fed up
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The GPS on my smart phone works but it takes its time establishing where I happen to be and sucks battery life in the process! Read morePublished 18 months ago by Regular Customer
I intended to use the product with my Nexus 7. Got it connected ok, downloaded the bluetooth GPS app and all seemed to work ok on that but i wanted to use it with my Sky Demon... Read morePublished 23 months ago by Microflying
Unable to use the GlobalSat BT-359 Bluetooth GPS Receiver with my Lenovo Laptop running Windows 7 and Autoroute 2006. Read morePublished on 23 Jun. 2014 by easylife
I bought this GPS receiveer as a replacement for the previous make that I had bought from the USA, as this first item I had bought stopped functioning. Read morePublished on 4 April 2014 by Alan Cassar
I was holding my breath before this came but on first use its perfect.I have a generic Chinese android tablet with no data or GPS so this is a perfect test for the device ,very... Read morePublished on 28 Mar. 2014 by jamie stenson
This does what it says on the tin. Read the instructions they send via a link with your invoice. I had to download an app to get it to function with my Nexus 7, which now works... Read morePublished on 22 Mar. 2014 by Charlie Campling
• BT-359 Bluetooth GPS Receiver
• 110/240VAC Wall Charger
• Euro AC wall plug adapter
• 12VDC Car Charger
• USB charger cable
arrived without all the... Read more
Overall I consider this to be a well made product.
I used it to connect it to my Samsung Galaxy S since the built in GPS ain't that great. Read more


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"He happened to walk in and I said to my girlfriend, 'There�s a nice-lookin� guy,'" says Isabel. "He came and asked me to dance."
"We�ve been together ever since," says Neal.
Isabel and Neal Olkives started dating in 1951. Only wartime kept them apart.
"I was scheduled to go, had to go to service pretty quick," says Neal. "My buddy had already left in June, and I figured I was going to go soon."
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Neal shipped off to Missouri, then Germany, then Kansas. He was gone for four years, four months, and four days.
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Everything about Le Vallauris is amazing from the moment you enter the restaurant until you leave satisfied with the experience.
The ambience, food, and service is typically excellent. This would be the place to go for a special location. It is a small restaurant with a beautiful courtyard with lots of trees and lights. Owner takes pride and has approached our table every time we have been there, although, he does not know us. It is predominately French cuisine. I've...
This is probably my favorite restaurant in Palm Springs. The ambiance and the food, simply outstanding.
I pondered to book a dinner here, as we only had a few nights to dine out. This place is special! It's a little off the main street, but in walking distance to the shops. We went for dinner and what a nice surprise... the cute little courtyard for dining was just adorable! The waiter brought over a "menu board"...
After having been to many restaurants in Palm Springs, so far this is still my favorite. I love the outside eating under the big trees. I love the service level, so professional and fun and yet reserved. Very attentive, any error is immediately addressed. The food was very good and unique.
We were lucky to get in on short notice.It was a Sunday and the place did not seem crowded. The establishment has an appearance of someones home by the way. We were kindly greeted and sat in the covered patio next to a lovely tree. Our waiter, and staff, were nicely professional. Our meal was delicious and seamlessly paired with...
Beautiful outside dining. Charming owners and great staff. Food superb. One of the most romantic restaurants in the area.
Le Vallauris, named after Pablo Picasso's Provence studio compound, remains the top fine dining experience in Palm Springs. Adjacent to the Art Museum, Le Vallauris has maintained a high standard with ease. Our most recent visit was a splendid lunch where our young adult niece had never sampled French fair. We put an end to that.
Excellent dinner we shared with clients. Service was amazing and you can't beat the ambiance outside under the lit trees.
I was with a party of 4 for brunch and everyone really enjoyed it. We all ordered fairly differently, so there were a number of different dishes that showed up and all were excellent. The service was great too! We brought a well behaved infant with us and the servers loved him and made sure he was having a good...
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Big news: Doug Farrar will be the first FO writer to appear on the NFL Network, in his other guise as editor-in-chief of SEAHAWKS.NET. He will be discussing Seattle's draft strategy on Path to the Draft, Thursday night at 6:30pm EDT. (UPDATE: Link shows video so you can watch for yourself!)
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Does he talk about Sreahawks deicions to wear heat pants and serve Jones at games> Team more concerned about soda and pants to care about winning, Pirioties in wrong place, should be about winning, which Raiders is all about. team have a tough time in 2003 to 2007, but that all in past. make tremendous moves in 2008 and team back in business, great things for 08.
The 2015 Saints were the worst defense we have ever measured, and Brandon Browner set a single-season record for penalties, so it's no surprise to see him at the bottom of the coverage tables.


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We have visited this restaurant a couple times over the past few years. Steaks are cooked perfectly, taste great and nice portions . The accompanying sides we had were very good too. We would definately stop by this place again!
During our recent stay (7/2/16-7/16/16) we ate at Barron's on our first and last nights. Service tends to be a little slow. I believe they were under-staffed. We had an issue with our first meal in that my tilapia was under-cooked. They quickly corrected that. When we ate there on 7/15 my wife, daughter and I agreed it was our...
Group of four ladies from Ohio enjoyed a great meal and cocktails. Waitress was very helpful with drink selections and checked up on us often.
I would have to agree with the one review that expected it to be great but was just awful. We sat down quickly but waited a long time for food and the front section was not busy at all! Steaks were terrible, burnt and absolutely no flavor wasted money! Wish we would have told them to take it back and...
Highly recommended. Deeply disappointed! Hours at the table only to receive burnt steaks. They ran out of shrimp! Our waitress didn't put our order in right away because the chef had to run to the grocery store to buy salad? The owner had decided to open last minute on Sunday night of a holiday weekend and left his minions to...
Nice ambience in this small and convenient restaurant. My husband and I both enjoyed steaks that were seasoned and cooked to perfection. Sides were great too! They have a HUGE beer selection. Big screen televisions play sports games but not so loud that you can't have conversation. We saw a variety of age groups dining here, one large group followed...
My buddies and I (50+ year old professional gentlemen) go to Myrtle every year for a Golf trip. During our 5-day stay, we go to Baron's at least twice for dinner. We have always had great food and good service. All 4 of us always look forward to the Calamari appetizer. And all 4 of us LOVE the Filet Fenway...
Everything is wrong here! Friend who ordered ribeye was served a strip steak. Friend who ordered prime rib received a piece of meat that was curled around the edges. The meatloaf is nothing but filler. The 7 steak preparations are a joke...everything comes cooked the same way! Not a steakhouse....how does anyone review this place well? How did they even...
Probably the worst experience in any restaurant I've ever had. We went there for steak for me and my wife wanted prime rib. I ordered a cup of chili as an appetizer as they claimed it was made with their filet mignon. The chili comes out and it is cold, I sent it back and it comes out luke warm,...
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The grassroots protest group, the February 14 Coalition, has called for a march on Friday to Pearl Roundabout, the epicentre of anti-government demonstrations that started on February 14, 2011.
Mainstream Shi'ite, liberal and nationalist opposition groups are calling for protests in the north of the island state, a less confrontational move.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden went on a Costco shopping spree Thursday and called for Congress to extend middle-class tax cuts as part of a deal to avoid the looming "fiscal cliff."
Biden, who flashed a store membership card as he entered the city's first Costco on its opening day, said consumer confidence is growing — as demonstrated by the huge crowd at the gleaming new store in Northeast Washington.
"The last thing we need to do is dash that" confidence by imposing a tax increase of about $2,200 for a typical middle-class family, Biden said. Bush-era tax cuts are scheduled to expire Jan. 1, the same time as across-the-board spending cuts are scheduled to take effect. The combination of tax hikes and spending cuts could spike unemployment and bring on a new recession.
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Biden bought an apple pie, along with a stack of children's books, a 32-inch Panasonic TV, fire logs and other items. He said the books were intended for a Delaware charity supported by his wife, Jill.
Biden said he was optimistic about reaching a deal to avoid the fiscal crisis and said, "all these folks in this store, man, it's going to make a difference. Take $2,200 out of their pockets next year, you have a big problem."
Biden was joined at the store by Costco CEO Craig Jelinek and co-founder Jim Sinegal, who were at the grand opening ceremony earlier in the day.
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Has anyone stopped to think that maybe this so-called gun grab is nothing more than a ploy by the government to get citizens to arm themselves? I mean, the effect that this had was exactly the opposite of the intended effect. In other words, people have armed themselves across the country at an alarming rate which is exactly the opposite of what the politicians intended. If this is what the government intended, why would they want to arm the citizens of this country? The only reason would have to be that the government knows that an invasion by a foreign power is about to take place and that the last line of defense will be the citizens of this country. The question is who is about to invade the US and is it even a power from this Earth? Could they be preparing us to fight against an alien invasion?
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That's wishful thinking at its finest. Our government could care less about its citizens. Also, the alien invasion is going to be The Grand Deception..... aliens aren't our Creator or Saviour.
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Actually you are confusing the government and politicians. The government are all the people who work every day to keep Americans safe. That means the cops, soldiers, FBI agents, etc. The politicians are the douchebags who corrupt the leadership of the agencies that try to keep us safe. Since politicians are not too smart, I think that forces deep within the government may be affecting the thinking of politicians and getting them to promote this gun grab knowing full well that the outcome will be the opposite of what was intended. Politicians are just to dumb to see that this is a case of the tail wagging the dog.
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Revis Island is relocating to Tampa Bay. The New York Jets have traded star cornerback Darrelle Revis to the Buccaneers for this year's No. 13 overall draft pick and a conditional selection next year. The Buccaneers said Revis agreed to a new six-year contract Sunday. His agents, Neil Schwartz and Jon Feinsod, confirmed the deal is worth $96 million, with no guaranteed money, but makes him one of the highest-paid defensive players in the NFL. It includes $1.5 million annually in both roster and workout bonuses. The Jets will receive a fourth-round pick next year that will become a third-rounder if Revis is on the Bucs' roster on the third day of the 2014 league year. Revis arrived in Tampa on Sunday to take a physical with the Bucs, who wanted to check out his surgically repaired left knee. He passed the physical and then agreed to contract terms. – AP
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R is both an enthralling and scary experience set in a uniquely eerie landscape. However, the game is shipped with bugs and it requires a lot of in-game reading which can take the fun out of gameplay.
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With the word 'stalker' tattooed on your forearm, a PDA that says 'Kill Strelok' and nothing else on your person, you awaken in a radioactive wasteland unable to remember a thing. Set in the mutated heart of Chernobyl in the Ukraine, your mission is to find out who you are and what's happening in the Zone. It's not an easy mission, fraught with all kinds of lethal dangers -- and that's just from the toxic environment. When savage beasts and viscous anomalies enter the fray, you'll wish you'd stayed in your bunker.
The storyline in S.T.A.L.K.E.R has been left purposely vague due to your character's amnesia. You'll need to constantly refer to your PDA and talk to inhabitants to know what's going on. Characters rarely speak English and if they do, it's with a heavy accent, while the subtitles have a broken English quality which only adds to the experience of being lost in another country. Whether you find this frustrating or not will depend on how much you like movies like Memento -- nothing is what it seems and it will be ages before you get a handle on the plot.
As the game progresses, you can choose to collect the precious artefacts that dot the landscape, find out what's going on in the Zone and get your memory back, or simply wander through Chernobyl and admire the desecrated land left by the nuclear destruction.
For an action title, there is a lot of in-game reading to be done in S.T.A.L.K.E.R, which proves to be a bit of a problem. At times, the large paragraphs of text cannot be read to completion, either due to disappearing too quickly or a sudden burst of unfriendly fire redirecting your attention.
The artificial intelligence (A.I) is very good, with team members and enemies alike moving and dodging bullets, taking cover and firing over barriers -- even the animals know when to attack to their advantage and when to flee if they can't win.
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Food must be consumed whenever a symbol showing a fork and plate appears above your status, otherwise your health will decrease, leading to death. The same applies to radioactivity, where you will die if you don't have the correct clothing, medication or er, vodka (because apparently, vodka protects from radioactive poisoning).
Unfortunately, there are many bugs in S.T.A.L.K.E.R., both minor and major, and the game won't run on Windows Vista out of the box. Although there is a patch available to remedy these bugs, it will wipe your existing saved games during installation -- which we learned to our furious chagrin after completing half the game. It's therefore highly recommended that you install the patch before playing.
Loading times between saved games and levels can take from 15 seconds to one minute depending on your computer specifications. We would advise that your computer exceed the recommended minimum system requirements; otherwise you may come across many graphic and sound problems.
Visually, the game looks somewhat dated, a result, no doubt, of its extended development time. However, the battered, post-apocalyptic landscape is well depicted, and the impact of the disaster's effect is really hammered home. Helping this along are some excellent sound effects that dramatically ratchet up the tension in several places, particularly when it comes to several underground levels.
In the end, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. is an immense treat that offers fresh and innovative gameplay experiences. If we had to level one complaint against the title, it's the fact that it's missing that little bit of extra polish that gamers have come to expect. This issue aside, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. has done an excellent job creating its own niche in the genre.
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