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BlueNext iNAV 16 Channel Bluetooth GPS Receiver | 
| Brand: Bluenext
Buy New: £17.99
Rating:  7 reviews
MPN: BN-906GR
EAN: 5060188390077
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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Product Description
BN906GR turns a Bluetooth-enabled computing device into the wireless navigation system with most GPS-enabled navigation software selling in the market. With new Atmel/ANTARIS 4 chipset and high sensitive GPS antenna, BlueNEXT BN906GRwill surely lead you to experience the highest GPS reception performance and the remarkable GPS accuracy. The BN906GR is well suited to system integrations including PDA, Smart phone,Tablet PC and Notebook PC with Bluetooth devices. It satisfies a wide variety of applications that are purposes in automotive and outdoor recreation navigation system.
Features :
- High Performance Atmel ANTARIS 4 Chipset.
- Real Wireless Navigation: leading to the real navigation world.
- High Sensitivity & Fast Fix : Excellent GPS reception and fast GPS (TTFF) Time.
- The Smallest Compact Size & Light Weight.
- WASS/EGNOS support.
- Low Power Consumption.
- Workable convenient replaceable & rechargeable Li-ion battery.
- Easy-to-Use Three LED Light Indicating Bluetooth life connection, GPS and battery status.
- Excellent Compatibility: Workable with almost Bluetooth enabled PDA or computing devices, and most GPS enabled mapping S/W.
In the Box:
- Car Charger.
- Power adapters.
- USB Cable.
Technical Details :
- GPS Chip Atmel ANTARIS 4 Chipset.
- Bluetooth ver. V1.2 compliant (SPP profile).<
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
A good little unit receiver. December 8, 2008
Simon Muir (Wiltshire, UK)
I have recently purchased one of these units and it is working well. I'm using it with CoPilot on an HP Ipaq and the 2 are working well together.
When using it in the car I have needed to put the unit on the dashboard until it gets the location and from then on works well in the door pocket. The Blue & Green LED's are bright and can be distracting when driving in the dark (hence why it's in the door pocket !).
The supplied manual is almost impossible to read (text very small) and you need to download the full size version.
 Compact, easy to use, does what it says on the box October 28, 2008
DP (UK)
I'm very pleased with this receiver. It's small and extremely light and the signal strength is good. I have found that it works indoors and in the glove compartment of my car.
Nice GPS for the Money October 14, 2008
W. Jones (UK)
I just got this GPS receiver yesterday and I'm using it with my BlackBerry 8700v. It worked great out of the box, and the battery was fully charged on delivery. As a test I used it with Nav4All to drive somewhere I had never been before. I got all the way there and all the way back without having to pull out a map (60 miles each way). Not sure if it was the free navigation software or the GPS receiver but it seemed to get turned around a couple times (based on the road signs). I personally think it was the software because the receiver has no problems picking up satellites even in cloudy weather.
Pleasantly surprised! September 27, 2008
Mr. C. K. Small (Highlands, Scotland)
I set this up with my blackberry in less than a minute in my living room, cloudy and raining outside. It gave me my location straight away within 20mts. Out of 4 other recievers I own from TTGo to Garmin this is by far the best, especially for the price. Size of a matchbox and same charger as phone. great little unit.
Seems an excellent little unit May 27, 2008
Iain Hunneybell (UK)
An amazingly tiny unit not much more than a standard matchbox which even include a Li-ion battery identical to one in my Nokia phone.
As mentioned the 'manual' is near hopeless...simply a fold-out piece of paper of about 8 sides each about matchbox size(http://res.bluenext.co.uk/download/bn906.pdf), however...
The unit comes with a 12v and 240v power supply and connected to my laptop (Win XP SP2) and Toshiba Bluetooth stack without any problem. Windows did put it on COM41 which nothing would recognise, but some fiddling in Windows moved it to COM7 and it now works nicely with both Autoroute and a PC-based electronic chart plotter.
Contrary to what the 'manual' says, the Bluetooth light flashes when it's communicating and is on solid when the unit is simply powered up but not 'speaking to' any software.
The green signal LED winks periodically although initially I found it didn't want to work and needed encouragement to search the sky by being left with a clear view, e.g. near a window or outside.
But now it seems fine not needing any encouragement and happily works indoors. A tiny and very convenient little unit...so far at least!
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