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So I've spent about an hour looking all over the internet, including here, for my answer, and I've gotta say, I'm probably just missing it. I noticed TomTom does not advertise support for the 6800 running their software. I found a GPS KIT that I like, but want to make sure it will work for the 6800 before I buy. Any suggestions?

I'm running it just fine on my 6800. One annoyance is that the screen orientation is set by the device and not the program. so when you slide your keyboard out and back, it will go to portrait mode

shsims over at xda made a program called Landscaper which receives notification that screen has rotated and then rotates it back to the selected orientation. great app and when combined with mortscript works even better

Ok, thats all I was wondering. Thanks!

Oh yeah ive bought 3 bluetooth gps receivers from them..great company

yeah i bought my qstarz 818 from them. great company, make sure to look around for a 10% code. i forgot where I found it or what it is, but google for it.

Here is the link for discount codes

AXgps for 10% off gps hardware
AX10 for 10% off software
AX5 for 5% off gps bundles

And you dont have to be a Aximsite member

Hi,

I've always wanted to have a GPS because I have fear of getting lost :-(

I currently have a Mougl, I am wondering what kind of GPS would you guys recommend for my 6800?

Thanx!

I have a Holux M-1000 that works perfectly fine.

--James

I personaly have the Holux GPSlim 236 Bluetooth GPS Receiver(SiRF III) never had a problem with it ...I like Holux ..I aslo bought a QSTARZ BT-Q816 32 Channel Bluetooth GPS Receiver (32 ch, 25 hr, WAAS, Auto On/Off) where as it works just fine, it doesnt seem as well built as the holux

I use the Pharos GPS-360 that came with MS Streets and Trips, then purchased the Bluetooth sled for the GPS-360. It's a great combo for a good price.
The only drawback is that the GPS-360 is not the quickest GPS device when it comes to initial acquisition of satellites. (it can sometimes take up to a minute to fully acquire a signal).