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Well I've got it. If anyone has specific questions I will answer them. My personal recommendation is to not purchase the book. Much of the stuff mentioned in the book is quite remedial. Detailed pitures of how to apply a stick-on screen protector...please. The thing I found most interesting and useful (being very new to gps use) are the detailed discussions on handling data and maps. It also serves as a reference to basic tweaks for firmware. As someone mentioned in a previous thread, it is nothing you couldn't pull off the web in an evening with Google. Hope that helps.

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I searched the forum and was surprised I couldn't find a topic on this book, so I thought I would start one (forgive me if I overlooked an existing one) If anyone has info on this book please shout out. I will receive my copy early this week. I will comment on its contents if anyone shows interest. Michael Las Vegas Title: Hacking GPS Author: Kathie Kingsley-Hughes ISBN: 0764584243 Hacking GPS @ Amazon