Poor review in my opinion. So much self-amusement, repetition, gags. This could have been done in 3 minutes. We never got to see the GLO working with an app. The point is that the GLO takes the iPhone/Pad etc down to 3-5m accuracy, which makes it very useful for navigation with apps like Navionics.
Love the informative video describing the usefulness and potential capabilities of using a Garmin GPS Glo Receiver in combination with ones potential Iphone or Android Tablet and/or ones potential Android Samsung Smartphone application via bluetooth data sharing; apparently download ones local states offline maps using HereGo the Android Navigation Progam; then simly get and use the Garmin Glow 2 GPS Wide Area Augmentation Data Bluetooth Sharing Receiver to be able to precisely and accurately reference up to the 24 available potential satellites in the sky and then transmitting that actual existing GPS data actively via bluetooth data sharing by way of using ones typical Samsung smartphone bluetooth data sharing feature; the Garmin Glow 2 effectively allows sampling at ten times the normal gps data sampling rate which will increase both ones accuracy and precision at a ten fold sampling rate before one hopefully does not make a potential "in the field" critical/crucial mistaken wrong turn.
Thanks for the review ;) I think this looks like a good solution with an ipad WIFI.
Would this be a good option for walking in the street when satellites are blocked by buildings?
Thank you
Where is the update?
Poor review in my opinion. So much self-amusement, repetition, gags. This could have been done in 3 minutes. We never got to see the GLO working with an app. The point is that the GLO takes the iPhone/Pad etc down to 3-5m accuracy, which makes it very useful for navigation with apps like Navionics.
Love the informative video describing the usefulness and potential capabilities of using a Garmin GPS Glo Receiver in combination with ones potential Iphone or Android Tablet and/or ones potential Android Samsung Smartphone application via bluetooth data sharing; apparently download ones local states offline maps using HereGo the Android Navigation Progam; then simly get and use the Garmin Glow 2 GPS Wide Area Augmentation Data Bluetooth Sharing Receiver to be able to precisely and accurately reference up to the 24 available potential satellites in the sky and then transmitting that actual existing GPS data actively via bluetooth data sharing by way of using ones typical Samsung smartphone bluetooth data sharing feature; the Garmin Glow 2 effectively allows sampling at ten times the normal gps data sampling rate which will increase both ones accuracy and precision at a ten fold sampling rate before one hopefully does not make a potential "in the field" critical/crucial mistaken wrong turn.