GPS in 307

Discussion in 'Peugeot 307' started by cyrusNew, Feb 6, 2005.

  1. cyrusNew

    cyrusNew Guest

    Hi,

    I have a GPS system in PocketPC, but I cannot receive good - stable signal
    from satelites when using it inside my car. I checked my GPS in other cars
    and it works there very good. Has anyone had any problems with using GPS
    system in Peugeot 307 ?

    thanks
    Martin
     
    cyrusNew, Feb 6, 2005
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  2. cyrusNew

    Nik&Andy Guest

    This has all been done before, it's to do with the reflective windscreen,
    you need to either fit an extra aerial or place it near the front
    quarterlight.

    Andy
     
    Nik&Andy, Feb 6, 2005
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  3. cyrusNew

    Arild Guest

    Hi,

    Experienced the same problem in my 307SW, I've placed the GPS receiver near
    the roof window and this works very well

    - Arild
     
    Arild, Feb 7, 2005
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  4. cyrusNew

    cyrusNew Guest

    thank you for Your answer. I was thinking if it is possible to use built in
    aerial to enhance GPS signal ? - sorry if this question is not related to
    this newsgroup.

    Martin
     
    cyrusNew, Feb 7, 2005
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  5. I've used a handheld Garmin eTrex in my 307 without any problems. I just
    left it on the front passenger seat, and it picked up a GPS signal, no
    problem.
     
    The Man Himself, Feb 7, 2005
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  6. cyrusNew

    Dave Plumb Guest

    I have a GPS system in PocketPC, but I cannot receive good - stable signal
    I had this in my 206cc. The only part of the windscreen which is able to
    pass the signals is that part around the rear view mirror which has dots of
    black paint applied. The manual suggests this is for attaching "toll cards
    and/or car park tickets" by which I guess it means things like Dart Tags
    which may also be blocked by the windscreen.

    With a hand held GPS I had to use an external aerial near the rear screen. I
    recently upgraded to TomTom on a PDA and a Bluetooth GPS which I have now
    stuck to the back of the rear view mirror and it picks up fine there and is
    more out of sight than you'd think.

    Cheers,
    Dave
     
    Dave Plumb, Feb 7, 2005
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