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Hi, Rosemary! If you're talking about that
little velkro flap that's just past that big Velkro channel, I've snugged the
Blue Logger clip under that little flap, but it still doesn't seem very
secure. The Velkro flap can still easily flip open. ; Jeez, I can't
believe I'm having such a silly conversation, but I'd sure hate to lose my
precious Blue Logger somewhere, and I do want it to have as much access to the
sky as it needs!
Smile.
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Sent: Saturday, January 28, 2006 1:08
PM
Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: A really
stupid question
Kathy, There should be a loop right above the
channel which the cable would go through if you had one. . The
cable would connect to the receiver, go through the velcro channel and then
connect to a battery pack which you would carry in the accessory pouch which
is usually attach to the back of the case. ; I don't mean to confuse
you. Since you have a bluetooth receiver, all cables are
unnecessary. You can probably get a second strap which only has the loop
for the receiver and not the channel for the cable. Contact Sendero and
see if such a strap is available. If not, just use that strap and don't
worry about the velcro channel that would hold the cable. Just look for
the loop right above it.
Rosemary
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, January 28, 2006 1:02
PM
Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: A really
stupid question
Hi, guys. ; I'm wondering if I just have
the wrong strap, then. ; The strap I have has all the velkro meant for
devices with wires. When I've attempted to clip the Blue Logger into
the strap in such a way that I thought the felkro would help hold it in
position, the Blue Logger still had a way of becoming unclipped.
Perhaps I need a idfferent strap?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, January 28, 2006
11:53 AM
Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: A really
stupid question
On the wide strap that you should have look and
you will see about 1/2 ways
up from the snap clips a slot in the
strap. Put the clip from the blue
logger case into that slot and
slide it down all the way.
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From: freelists.org">gps-talkusers-bounce freelists.org
[mailto:gps-talkusers-bouncefreelists.org]
On Behalf Of Vicky Collins
Sent: Saturday, January 28, 2006
08:31
To: freelists.org">gps-talkusersfreelists.org
Subject:
[gps-talkusers] Re: A really stupid question
Well, I sure don't
claim to be all that experienced. But, I generally clip
the
receiver onto something like my coat or jacket, clipping it on my
shoulder that way. I've tried several times just putting it in
my purse,
but I can't seem to pick up satellites that way. And,
grin, don't think
that is a stupid question. For, I did look a
bit at clipping the receiver
on the strap; and, not being sure of the
correct way, just left that alone.
And, too, for me with the PK, I
kind of like having things as lightweight
and small as possible, so
just use the original strap that came with the PK.
----- Original
Message -----
From: "Kathy szinnyey" <iglou.com">joyfulrenegadeiglou.com>
To:
<freelists.org">gps-talkusersfreelists.org>
Sent:
Saturday, January 28, 2006 11:16 AM
Subject: [gps-talkusers] A really
stupid question
Okay, I give up! HI, all! I have a
Braille Note mPower and the Blue
Logger. I'm still utterly new
to the Blue Logger especially. My question
is, where is the best
and safest place to war your Blue Logger? I've tried
clipping it
onto the carrying strap of the Braille Note but can't seem to
find a
place where the thing woon't be guaranteed to fall off the strap, no
matter how or where I try to clip it. I've read you can carry
the Blue
Logger in a pocket or purse but that the best placement for
it is supposed
to be up where the receiver can see the sky, so I'm a
bit befuddled. What
do yous experienced guys and gals
do?
Kathy Szinnyey
iglou.com">joyfulrenegadeiglou.com
or
fredkateiglou.com">fredkateiglou.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael May
To: freelists.org">gps-talkusersfreelists.org
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 4:56 PM
Subject: [gps-talkusers]
Re: Information?
Jerry,
We haven't really
found that there is an average user so it is hard
; to give an
average training time.
For those users who purchase training
or have training purchased for
them, the amount of time ranges
from 3 to 15 hours. This says nothing
about how proficient they
are in this amount of time. Most users
don't absorb more than 2
or 3 hours worth of training at a time so an
ideal scinario
would be two hours of training, 3 days a week for 2 weeks.
Another key factor is the person's familiarity with the VoiceNote
or
BrailleNote. If they are used to the speech and BrailleNote
commands,
learning the GPS comes much faster than it does for
the person who is
starting from scratch with both
units.
There was a GPS Courseware developed for BrailleNote
GPS version 2
and it is being updated for version 3.5. The last
version cost $129
; and it is an excellent guide for learning and
training on the
BrailleNote GPS for those who don't learn easily
with the audio
tutorial and manual, which come with the
unit.
Mike
At 08:50 AM 1/27/2006, you
wrote:
>I need your help?
>On the Braille or
Voice note Classic or Pk and M-Power can someone
>help me
what it take to train a person using the GPS? how many hours
>it take to train a person? What is the average cost per
hour
; >around the country? and so on I need help on this
matter, so this
; >site do not get clutter with Email you can
send me by Email
>to <earthlink.net>jerryatcearthlink.net">mailto:jerryatcearthlink.net>jerryatcearthlink.net
and my
>name is Jerry Hogan. Thank
you.
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