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Nicasio
PostPosted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 4:55 pm 
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I've been using GPS Speed Sentry with Garmin Que for quite some time now and I think it's a good software to recommend to Garmin Que users who don't have the ability of using the great speed traps compiled by the good bros here. However, the software is not free but it only costs USD11.00 . Features missing in Que are complemented by this software, like speed alert, speed trap alerts (I'll share the database converted from the bros here when I get back home), compass, etc.

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Updated 25 Nov 2007: Get the new speed trap database here.


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How do you find the stability when running these 2 apps together? Appreciate any comments.

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Nicasio
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dvpro wrote:
How do you find the stability when running these 2 apps together? Appreciate any comments.


To my experience, it's very stable. I'm using WM2003se with not much memory left after installing many applications. I tried GPSTuner but can't run it as it requires about 16MB program memory which I don't have. I tried Pathaway too, but this software, to my opinion, is most suitable for Que users who're missing the features of GMXT and Mapking. It has a trial version, but unfortunately it only allows 10mins of GPS connections. ](*,) :thumbsdown:
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thanks, will try this software.

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seem handy!!! thanks!!!
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dvpro wrote:
thanks, will try this software.

My verdict: Highly recommended to complement Garmin Que for lack of POI alert feature. Alerts can be defined in 2 sets of distances with separate audio alerts, ie. 1st alert in x meters, 2nd alert in y meters.

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The latest Speedtraps POIs in CSV converted from Mapking: Speedtraps POIs v2.02 in .POI format updated 6-Sep-2007 compiled by Bro Pauchai. Unzip and import this file into GPS Speed Sentry.


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SPEEDTRAPS_V202_070906.CSV.zip [3.25 KiB]
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dvpro wrote:
The latest Speedtraps POIs in CSV converted from Mapking: Speedtraps POIs v2.02 in .POI format updated 6-Sep-2007 compiled by Bro Pauchai. Unzip and .


Thanks to Bro pauchai and all the contributor.

Bro dvpro,

If I just download this file, do I see the icon on Garmin Que? If not, then I need to download one for Garmin Que and one for GPS Speed Sentry, right? In that case does the sould alert overlap? By the way how to import this file into GPS Speed Sentry.

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