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06.11.2008, 06:08 AM
would these small ones be ANY good as a gps? id like something kinda accurate as a real gps in a forrest 4wding, and less than 100 bucks seems very cheap!! (even with postage)
thanks, ryan Monster Max Still Working... JR SX3 Neu 1512 2D/S 12t pinion 4800 zippy-r XRAY xt8 MMM Neu 1512 3D/F 11t pinion 6s 5000 Flightmax/ 4s 4000 Turningy |
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06.11.2008, 11:34 AM
You can try EagleTree system:
eLogger V3 http://www.eagletreesystems.com/MicroPower/micro.htm plus GPS Expander Module http://www.eagletreesystems.com/UAV/1.htm > HB LSP + MMM + Medusa 70-1600 @ 6S2P A123 > AE B44 + MM + Medusa 50-3300 @ 4S A123 > AE J82 + SW 5700 @ 2S LiPo > AE TC5R + MM 6900 @ 2S LiPo |
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06.14.2008, 06:59 AM
jeez, that would end up more expensive than a full size gps! (which is more useful imo) but nice to see that the technology is here!
Monster Max Still Working... JR SX3 Neu 1512 2D/S 12t pinion 4800 zippy-r XRAY xt8 MMM Neu 1512 3D/F 11t pinion 6s 5000 Flightmax/ 4s 4000 Turningy |
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