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LCM - 20 Mar 2004 19:34 GMT

Has anyone tried the Suunto Interface being sold on Ebay? It's not
made by Suunto, but the guy sure sels alot of them? Has anyone
attempted to make their own interface? I'd like to eventually upload
my Vyper, but the original interface is pricey.

Thanks,
Larry

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Richard Whitcombe - 20 Mar 2004 20:22 GMT

> Has anyone tried the Suunto Interface being sold on Ebay? It's not
> made by Suunto, but the guy sure sels alot of them? Has anyone
> attempted to make their own interface? I'd like to eventually upload
> my Vyper, but the original interface is pricey.

Made my own interface, probably cost about ?3ukp for parts and the software
is free from Suunto site. There are several designs on the web.

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Jan Werbi?ski - 22 Mar 2004 16:42 GMT

> Made my own interface, probably cost about ?3ukp for parts and the software
> is free from Suunto site. There are several designs on the web.

Me too. The only problem is work only with my notebook and only if there is
Win 98 installed. Win XP or 2k doesnt work.
Cost is less than 2,5 US$ and it takes about 2 hours if you're
inexperienced.

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Richard Whitcombe - 24 Mar 2004 03:42 GMT

> > Made my own interface, probably cost about ?3ukp for parts and the
> software
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> Cost is less than 2,5 US$ and it takes about 2 hours if you're
> inexperienced.

Very odd, mine is working here on Win XP, also works on 2000 laptop and
Win2k3 test server. It should work with pretty much any configuration with
a working serial port.

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My Old Tools - 24 Mar 2004 04:39 GMT

Mine is from Jamie at Athens Home Products. It works fine under XP.

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> > U?ytkownik "Richard Whitcombe" <Richard.Whitcombe@btinternet.com> napisa?
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> Win2k3 test server. It should work with pretty much any configuration with
> a working serial port.

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Rich Lockyer - 25 Mar 2004 06:04 GMT

On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:42:46 +0100, "Jan Werbiñski"
<janwMOTYLEMBYLEM@ALEPRZYTYLEMfotojw.com> wrote:

>> Made my own interface, probably cost about £3ukp for parts and the
>software
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>Cost is less than 2,5 US$ and it takes about 2 hours if you're
>inexperienced.

Make sure you don't have Hotsync or anything else loaded that occupies
or monitors the comm port.

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My Old Tools - 22 Mar 2004 03:24 GMT

Got one, works great.

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> Has anyone tried the Suunto Interface being sold on Ebay? It's not
> made by Suunto, but the guy sure sels alot of them? Has anyone
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> Thanks,
> Larry

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Benedict Addis - 29 Mar 2004 04:24 GMT

Do you have the guy's eBay username?

Cheers, Benedict.

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> Has anyone tried the Suunto Interface being sold on Ebay? It's not
> made by Suunto, but the guy sure sels alot of them? Has anyone
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> Thanks,
> Larry

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Rich Lockyer - 29 Mar 2004 05:36 GMT

>Do you have the guy's eBay username?
>
>Cheers, Benedict.

Just buy it direct:
http://www.athenshomesolutions.com/id19.html

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Mike Robinson - 31 Mar 2004 00:24 GMT

I have a set of the parts if your interested in building your own (I
did)

>Do you have the guy's eBay username?
>
>Cheers, Benedict.

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