Sirf receiver

[NE4ME]

Trying to figure it out....NE4ME

[+geognerd]

SiRF III: Garmin GPSmap 60Cx, 60CSx, 76Cx, 76CSx. I think one of the Garmin fitness models uses SiRF III also.

 

Lowrances, depending on the model have SiRF II or III.

 

Magellan's new crossover unit discussed here uses SiRF III.

[+Steel City Seekers]

Lowrances, depending on the model have SiRF II or III.

 

"C" (color) models are SirfIII (H20 C, Expedition C, Hunt C). The black and white models are SirfII, although I *think* the Go models might also be SirfIII. Maybe someone can confirm that last part.

 

Additionally, there are a multitude of bluetooth, mouse, and flash card 'dummy' (i.e., they transmit NMEA data only -- no screens) receivers that are SirfIII enabled. You can hook 'em up to your laptop or PDA. The chipset for these are usually clearly identified in the detailed specifications.

Edited February 15, 2007 by Steel City Seekers

[-Oz-]

I think one of the Garmin fitness models uses SiRF III also.

Its the forerunner 301.

[sailing_swede]

Lowrances, depending on the model have SiRF II or III.

 

"C" (color) models are SirfIII (H20 C, Expedition C, Hunt C). The black and white models are SirfII, although I *think* the Go models might also be SirfIII. Maybe someone can confirm that last part.

 

Additionally, there are a multitude of bluetooth, mouse, and flash card 'dummy' (i.e., they transmit NMEA data only -- no screens) receivers that are SirfIII enabled. You can hook 'em up to your laptop or PDA. The chipset for these are usually clearly identified in the detailed specifications.

 

What about the Lowrance plotters (like GM3600c iGPS)? Would be nice to know since I'm using one on my sailing boat.

 

/Peter

Edited February 16, 2007 by sailing_swede

[John E Cache]

I think one of the Garmin fitness models uses SiRF III also.

Its the forerunner 301.

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