Website Tip For GPS & Navigation
Tips for Beginners Learn to capture a GPS or navigation to know and understand the purpose of preservation. And understand my body better.
1. Do not store or leave the GPS in the car.
At higher temperatures can result in swelling of the internal battery GPS battery. The worst case might explode.
2. Do not bring glass block in front of a mirror.
Was supposed to be removed from the glass. The film is welded to the car I was born. Glass and plastic fasteners on any sunlight. The plastic cracked or broken spring I spoil them.
3. Do not plug the car charger before starting the car.
To start the car, causing a power surge that pay raise in the cigarette lighter. If you leave the car charger plugged in and connected to the unit as well. The charging cable has a fuse, IC is the most serious charge or a GPS in the motherboard has been damaged.
4. Do not expect too much with GPS.
GPS is a navigation aid. But it was not a route. Or smarter than the driver. The map may contain errors. However, the driver must continue to use the most and concentrate on driving.
5. Do not plug the USB cable to connect the GPS to your computer if it is not sure that they have the virus.
The GPS car kit can be infected. Whether from a computer USB connection to a computer or directly from the SD Card is inserted into the machine as well.
6. GPS on all models is a solid film and a film of mercury.
If the film should be number one in the car, he said. The receiver may be slower than usual. This conclusion should not be that bad. The film has an effect on signal attenuation. Some signals could not get through it. If this is not really a broadcast antenna should be added to the external signal in the car. Imagine a car that is receiving signals from TV stations to broadcast in Thailand, it's not obvious to use a TV antenna help Nop's first GPS satellite to receive signals from the outside world than most.
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