~Toughbooktalk~

I am working on it actually, I will post more details when I have the prototype ready....

The included bluetooth is v. 2.0
It is not a chipset integrated on the PCB, but a separate USB module, as you can see on the above picture.
If you want better specs on the bluetooth, just replace it with a bluetooth module of your choice.

w2ttt wrote:Hi there!

I am interested in the CF-29 GPS unit. How does it compare to the factory unit and does it have an external antenna port. Also, can you describe where it mounts and costs?
Thanks!
Gordon Beattie, W2TTT
201.314.6964
w2ttt@arrl.net

Email sent.

We have the first prototypes ready for the 30...

It will be a kit similar to the 29 kit, based around an interface board with breakout for USB and GPS.

First production batch is ready.

Available on eBay and in my webshop

Alex,

We're about to start production of the first batch..
I will update as soon as we have an ETA..

Vincent

Alex:
It is 9600 by default, but very easy to reconfigure to say 4800.

If you have a mk 3, 4 or 5, the second usb port is available on pads TP118 and TP122 (on the bottom of my board).

Alex: I use the stock location for the antenna. I am using an 18x18mm active patch. The only difference between the early and late marks is the extra USB port on pins 47 & 49. This kit is not affected by this, so it should work in all versions of the CF18. Teo: I have emailed you the specs for t...

The prototype is ready.

50 channel onboard GPS receiver.
USB port for BT or 3G.
Cuts power when computer is off or in sleep mode, and you can also switch it on/off with the Panasonic bluetooth switch software.

Teo: PM sent.