Jaguar to offer GPS location system (like what Cadilac has been offering
for a while) on year 2000 S type from Motorola.
http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=mot&script=410&layout
=7&item_id=27614
I like GPS navigation. Not so sure about big brother watching me.
Gordon
'97 XJ6L
Gordon-
GPS is a wonderful gadget. I don’t really need it where I live, cause
all you have to do if you are lost in the mountains is walk downhill and
you’ll come to a road. And all the mountains chains run north-south.
What you have to watch out for is exposure and wildlife. Still, it’s a
fine thing to know exactly where on the topo map you are. I suspect
city dwellers would get more use out of a GPC than us country folk.
Ron
Yesterday I drove the 4.0 that I have been processing for delivery. This
is the first car we have sold with the communications package. I think
the Nav system is wild. The CD’s cost approx $150.00 each. I’m not sure
exactly how many there are total maybe 8 for the US. the CD Jaguar
provided us with plots the car in Pittsburg. Once I made the GPS link
the correct location came on screen and we had all kinds of fun
establishing way points etc. Jagdoc
On Thu, 13 May 1999 21:58:10 -0600 “Ron Shook”
rshook@virtual1.rbw.usu.edu writes:>Gordon-
GPS is a wonderful gadget. I don’t really need it where I live,
cause
all you have to do if you are lost in the mountains is walk downhill
and
you’ll come to a road. And all the mountains chains run north-south.
What you have to watch out for is exposure and wildlife. Still, it’s
a
fine thing to know exactly where on the topo map you are. I suspect
city dwellers would get more use out of a GPC than us country folk.Ron
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