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Try this Panasonic page https://pc-dl.panasonic.co.jp/itn/index.html

They aren't even being advertised in Australia yet.

ADOR wrote: ↑Tue Jul 05, 2022 6:10 pmNo other place on the board you can adapt it too? (I haven't had one of these units yet)

I honestly don't know and without, a lot of, help it is possibly beyond my skill level. If there is I am happy to work with someone who knows to get it working on my unit.

Late last year I bought a GPS kit for my CF-D1. Unfortunately for me it won't fit mine because mine doesn't have the correct motherboard. So I am giving it away to whoever wants it, all I ask is that you pay postage. It is the exact same as the one listed here https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/30398897460...

mklym wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 10:08 am"I don't know if that would be considered an honor or not." I put that line in at the end because I am a bit(?) of a smart ass. Great reply!

I remember, good thing you are in company such as ours!

I'm interested in the GPS

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The only thing that is missing from it for me is a parallel port, the CF29 was the last unit to have them and I use them for tuning cars. If your software works with newer OS, there are USB to parallel adapters. The software is Kalmaker it is MS-DOS based but works through to Windows ME, it doesn't...