Will this unit work with the Pad wifi for marine navigation?
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I'm not familar with apps for Marine navigation. I can only say that it works very well with foreflight, an aviation app. So I would say that if the app supports that particular GPS through bluetooth, it should work fine.
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My guess is it would work. I would be very cautious about buying this product. Mine quit working after a couple months.. I could never reach customer support by telephone. I would recommend the Garmin Glo over this product. I would also plan on having some form of back up navigation if you are going to sea with it. I fly and have found out you can never count on these portable gps units. Sometimes they work but often they do not.
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I haven't used it yet but I know I had the same nav on my phone and once it is downloaded you can use it it with or without WiFi connection.
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My application involves using this GPS receiver with a laptop running Coastal Explorer software on my boat. Under use I do not have WiFi or any other type of network connection, no internet. The software and this receiver is more accurate than my nav system on my boat.
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Yes, as long as you place the GPS antenna in a window or outside and the unit is connected to the internet.
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I'm not 100 percent sure on this because I don't have the keyboard only have the pad, but in most cases the operate on different frequencies so no. The user manual says it uses a 2.4 GHz wireless signal Bi-directional. Best bet is to look at logitec if your looking for a bundle or just get a USB hub.
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No from DJI:Flight control systems supported&#65306; 2.4G Bluetooth Datalink: ACE ONE, WKM, NAZA-M, NAZA-M V2; iPAD Ground Station: WKM, NAZA-M, NAZA-M V2; Note: All the firmware of the flight control systems should be upgraded to the latest version. The firmware of NAZA-M and NAZA-M V2 should be upgraded to version 4.00.
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Yes, using a Lowrance Elite-5 fishfinder/chart plotter... It uses the NMEA 1830 link /connection successfully
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Yes it will. Re-read the application guide (it is on the web page) for the five different operational mode. There are 5 very good diagrams on how to connect the device to a network. *AP Mode(Default) *Repeater Mode *AP Client Mode *Router Mode *Bridge Mode There are many informative reviews explaining it's uses. I bought two units on for home & one travel.
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It will. But the unit takes roughly two minutes for the unit to boot up and reconnect to wifi. It does have a network standby mode so if it's not being used it will consume less power and still keep a wifi connection.
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I have the complete unit... you need a backbone for the network, a sirius antenna for thw eather and sat radio module, then to listen to it u need the marine radio package. I have the whole unit, plus EVERYTHING all connected and working, never installed on a boat, used only once on a test run and im selling all of it complete... still have the boxes and paperwork even. Email me Joe.dip75@gmail.com it is great, i just dont get out enough to justify having 5 grand worth of electronics suite.
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This unit (TP-LINK SG1024DE) does not have any wireless interface built in. I have it plugged in to my Airport Extreme (the AE gives me wireless service), and the TP-LINK handles the wired traffic.
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It works on my wifi-only iPad via the lightning connection using several apps, but I can't speak about all apps.It works with iNavX, boat beacon, max sea and copilot, at least. (Boat beacon works well on back roads in Cuba, where there is neither cell nor much wifi service, interestingly enough, so I imagine it works everywhere but maybe China.
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It does not have GPS hardware for driving navigation. It will use Google Location services to show your current WiFi location
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I doubt it. I have found the device very unreliable. Half the time it will not pick up a GPS signal.
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No. But it will feed directly to a WiFi point like the UniFi Enterprise WiFi System Access Point which includes a built-in WiFi controller. I recommend it.
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This is meant for marine VHF radios. I have no idea if it is properly tuned and has the right impedance and other characteristics to be hooked up to a piece of wifi 802.11 equipment, but I highly doubt it. Good luck, though, and if you do rig it up please report back as to whether or not it worked!
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I expect it to work, the output of the unit is generic NMEA and I have used it with 3 or 4 different NAV programs without issue. This is BY FAR one of the best GPS pucks out there. I have not tried Streets & trips, but honestly I'm 98% sure it will work. And work well.