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    Default Escort c550

    From Escortradar.com:

    Escort c550

    No longer available.


    Anyone read anything into this?

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    it was a navigation system, not a radar detector. probably didnt sell very well(id be surprised if it sold at all)

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    Default Re: Escort c550

    Quote Originally Posted by nascar
    From Escortradar.com:

    Escort c550

    No longer available.


    Anyone read anything into this?
    It was a Garmin GPS unit. Seems it's all the rage these days to have Garmin put a company's logo on one of their GPS units for sale via that company. Don't get it myself, but then that's marketing.

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    Well... I think that Escort and Garmin may have collaborated on the GPS for 9500i.

    Interesting the relationship is over.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nascar
    Well... I think that Escort and Garmin may have collaborated on the GPS for 9500i.

    Interesting the relationship is over.
    Not likely, if you are brave enough to open the 9500i and examine the GPS assy, you'll see that the GPS module is a Jupiter30. That isn't made by Garmin, its an SIrf OEM product I believe.

    OOPs, it isn't SIrf, it's made by NAVMAN. The module uses an SIrf GPS chipset. Check at navman.com.

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    Quote Originally Posted by insidercw3
    Quote Originally Posted by nascar
    Well... I think that Escort and Garmin may have collaborated on the GPS for 9500i.

    Interesting the relationship is over.
    Not likely, if you are brave enough to open the 9500i and examine the GPS assy, you'll see that the GPS module is a Jupiter30. That isn't made by Garmin, its an SIrf OEM product I believe.
    I doubt Garmin makes the GPS circuitry. I was thinking more consulting and Engineering.

    Have you opened a Garmin to see that a Jupiter30 is not used ?

 

 

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