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Car Forum / MINI / August 2004

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GPS and tomtom go in mini cooper car!

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lde-boisvilliers - 29 Jul 2004 07:29 GMT
> hi everybody,
>
> Would like to know if the new system GPS navigation tomtom GO is orking
well
> in MINI COOPER CAR and  BMW CAR...i've heard about special glasses who
> interfere with the system and unable the tomtom go to work well.
>
> Somebody has test it ?
>
> Regards Landry
Graham W - 29 Jul 2004 15:23 GMT
>Would like to know if the new system GPS navigation tomtom GO is orking
>well in MINI COOPER CAR and  BMW CAR...i've heard about special glasses
>who interfere with the system and unable the tomtom go to work well.

My GPS orks fine in my Morris Minor. I doubt the glass in a Mini is any
different. It's really only a problem with modern cars with metallic
tinted windows.
Lock Horsburgh - 29 Jul 2004 16:03 GMT
> >Would like to know if the new system GPS navigation tomtom GO is orking
> >well in MINI COOPER CAR and  BMW CAR...i've heard about special glasses
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> different. It's really only a problem with modern cars with metallic
> tinted windows.

BMW MINI?
(sorry about the language)

Lock
Graham W - 30 Jul 2004 03:16 GMT
>>>Would like to know if the new system GPS navigation tomtom GO is orking
>>>well in MINI COOPER CAR and  BMW CAR...i've heard about special glasses
>>>who interfere with the system and unable the tomtom go to work well.

> "Graham W" <zebedee@alphalink.commercial.au> wrote in message
>>My GPS orks fine in my Morris Minor. I doubt the glass in a Mini is any
>>different. It's really only a problem with modern cars with metallic
>>tinted windows.

> BMW MINI?
> (sorry about the language)

Don't be silly, BMW don't make Minis. They make motorcycles.   8-)
Tim - 30 Jul 2004 06:54 GMT
And I always thought they made Austin 7's, bugger me you learn somthing new
everyday I guess....mind you if I had a choice between a BMW 2 wheeler and a
Hardly Davidson...I'd still buy the Ducati LOL

>  >>>Would like to know if the new system GPS navigation tomtom GO is orking
>  >>>well in MINI COOPER CAR and  BMW CAR...i've heard about special glasses
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>
> Don't be silly, BMW don't make Minis. They make motorcycles.   8-)
Makka - 08 Aug 2004 14:32 GMT
i agree tim nothing like a throbbing italian between ya legs i say
i miss my 250 single :(
trying real hard to talk the with into letting me buy another bike but every
time i mention it she mumble's something about 4 mini's a bloody 4wd and
mongrel computors as she walks away
makka
> And I always thought they made Austin 7's, bugger me you learn somthing new
> everyday I guess....mind you if I had a choice between a BMW 2 wheeler and a
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> >
> > Don't be silly, BMW don't make Minis. They make motorcycles.   8-)
Tim - 11 Aug 2004 05:33 GMT
well a bloke needs his toys, but isn't 5 enough?

simple ansewer is NO!!!

He who dies with the most toys wins !

Tim
> i agree tim nothing like a throbbing italian between ya legs i say
> i miss my 250 single :(
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> > >
> > > Don't be silly, BMW don't make Minis. They make motorcycles.   8-)
 
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