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    Default New guy who wants to buy a psp!

    hey guys,

    I am new at all this psp homebrew, and i came across mapthis, now to try it out i want to buy a psp, as i was reading i read that 1.50 kernal is needed to run map this( please correct me if i am wrong) so would it be best to buy a used fat psp or a new slim one,

    thanks guys

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    i think i found the answer in one of the threads, ( mapthis doesnt require 1.50 kernal) so any psp would do, right?

    Please correct me if i am wrong

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    Yes, any PSP will do. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Map_This!.

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    Hey,

    I am sorry, but i guess i have got another noob question, so if we are using a generic gps device just the two wires with a resistor enough to connect the gps to the psp?, or is there something else that complicates the process?
    some help would be hugely appreciated!
    thanks.

    Edit
    I was doing a bit of reseaech and found out that the serial connection in the phats and the slims are some what different, how can we find the pins that are to be connected in the case of a psp slim?

    thanks
    Last edited by viz; April 1st, 2008 at 23:23.

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    Next time, use the Search function b4 posting a question and read up on the wiki first
    http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=72462

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    hey,
    sorry to bug you guys with my noob questions again, but i think i found the answere but not sure, there is a cheap bluethooth gps reciver up on ebay ( which is not holux) but it runs on NMEA 0183, i read that mapthis supports gps recivers running on NMEA, but since this is not holux is it worth spending money on something lyk this
    ps, it also has spp in it

    gps specs
    Category
    Parameter
    Description

    General
    Chipset
    SiRF III

    Frequency
    L1,1575.42 MHZ

    C/A Code
    1.023 MHZ

    Channels
    20 Independent Tracking Channels

    DGPS
    WAAS, EGNOS.

    Datum
    WGS84

    Performance Characteristic
    Position Accuracy
    Without aid: 3.0m 2D-RMS
    <3m CEP(50%) without SA(horizontal)
    DGPS (WAAS, EGNOS):2.5m

    Velocity Accuracy
    Without aid: 0.1m/s
    DGPS (WAAS, EGNOS): 0.05m/s

    Acceleration
    Without aid: <4g
    DGPS (WAAS,EGNOS): <4g

    Timing Accuracy
    50 ns RMS

    Reacquisition Time
    <1s

    Hot start
    1s (typical)

    Warm start
    38s (typical)

    Cold start
    42s (typical)

    Sensitivity
    Acquisition: -144dBm (Cold start)
    Tracking: -159dBm

    Update
    1Hz

    Dynamic
    Altitude
    Maximum 18,000m

    Velocity
    Maximum 515m/s

    Acceleration
    Maximum 4g

    Power
    Input Voltage
    USB Port

    Power Consumption
    45 mA (w/o active antenna)

    Data Backup

    Battery
    Built-in rechargeable 80mAH Lithium battery

    Protocols
    GPS Output Data
    Baud rate 4800/9600/57600 bps

    (Default) 9600 bps

    (Default) NMEA 0183 v2.2 (Default) GGA, GSA, GSV, RMC)

    Environment
    Operating Temperature
    -10 ~ 60°C

    Storage Temperature
    -20 ~ 60°C

    Physical Characteristics
    Dimension
    42 x68 x14 mm

    Weight
    28g






    any help would be appreciated

    ps1 and can any one give me a few hints on what we have to check in a gps reciver that we buy for the psp
    thnks
    Last edited by viz; April 5th, 2008 at 07:16.

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