Ambicom BT-GPS H1 Rev 2.0
Posted on March 30th, 2009 by roger
Fry’s had a sale on Ambicom Bluetooth GPS units this weekend. $39.00 less $20.00 mail in rebate.
The units are NEMA 0183 complaint and use the SiRF Star III chip set. It works with a variety of software on PCs, Macs, PDA, smart phones, etc…
The unit is small, well built, rugged, includes a rechargable LiIon battery, and uses a standard mini-USB charging port (includes an automobile adapter as well).
For the price it’s hard to beat.
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