I would like to know if this device works with a samsung galaxy 8.9 tab with aviation gps apps?
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HelloIt should work, you must me sure that aviation app supports an external Bluetooth GPS. Most of apps supports internal GPS only. Check it.
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I use the BT-359C with a Fujitsu laptop and Jeppesen Flight Deck. It works great showing my position both enroute and on the Approach Plate. The only Aviation APP I have seen advertised for the Android operating system is the Garmin Pilot App. The Samsung Galaxy 8.9 tab uses Bluetooth 3.0 the BT-359 is Bluetooth 2.0... they are backward compatible which leaves the only question is which aviation app will run on the Android operating system. the Garmin Pilot App is supposed to work but I have not tried it on my Android phone. I read one review that says it works on the Galaxy 7.7 and you will have to install Bluetooth GPS from Google Play (free app)to make the Galaxy see the Bluetooth device. In that review the person was using the Garmin GLO portable GPS which is similar to the BT-359 in size and shape but may have different function since it will work with an I-pad and I have not been able to get my I-pad to recognize the BT-359 yet, but I know it can be done since a friend of mine had it working with my BT-359 on his I-pad.
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Hello,I did not test the Globalsat BT-359C receiver with the galaxy 8.9 TAB, but in concept, the receiver communicates with any device over bluetooth. If you can configure the software to detect the GPS receiver over bluetooth (you need to pair the receiver with the galaxy first) then everything should work fine.From my personal experience, the receiver always worked with all devices I used with it (Windows Mobile, Android, and PC).I hope this helps.If you like, I can ask my friend to get his TAB 7 and we'll try to test it with my Receiver. Can you let me know what is the software name you want to use? Hello,I did not test the Globalsat BT-359C receiver with the galaxy 8.9 TAB, but in concept, the receiver communicates with any device over bluetooth. If you can configure the software to detect the GPS receiver over bluetooth (you need to pair the receiver with the galaxy first) then everything should work fine.From my personal experience, the receiver always worked with all devices I used with it (Windows Mobile, Android, and PC).I hope this helps.If you like, I can ask my friend to get his TAB 7 and we'll try to test it with my Receiver. Can you let me know what... » Read More Hello,I did not test the Globalsat BT-359C receiver with the galaxy 8.9 TAB, but in concept, the receiver communicates with any device over bluetooth. If you can configure the software to detect the GPS receiver over bluetooth (you need to pair the receiver with the galaxy first) then everything should work fine.From my personal experience, the receiver always worked with all devices I used with it (Windows Mobile, Android, and PC).I hope this helps.If you like, I can ask my friend to get his TAB 7 and we'll try to test it with my Receiver. Can you let me know what is the software name you want to use? « Show Less
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If the tablet you are using has android software that would support the same hardware as say : Motorola ... It should work as plug and play. If not then you may need to download a patch from samsung to instal &gt; reboot then sync the two to pair them. Unconfirmed but In theory... It should work.
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Yes. It does. Just go to the settings on your tablet and you can personalize the gps navigation.
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Not quite sure to tell you the truth I don't use those specific devices, however, I suppose as long as the device in question has Internet bluetooth and gps it should work.
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I had tab 3 device but it did not work for it. I ended up purchasing a new one..
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The Tab uses the standard Samsung connector so I see no reason why it would not work with the Tab.
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Better check, your tablet probably has a GPS already. You need to say more about your product. If it is a windows8 tablet it will support it. The output of the BU-353 is a standard serial format.
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Nonot at all. It works with your Flight Simulator. Every button and every dial
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If I understand your question correctly, Yes. I plug it into my tablets USB port and it let's my Tablet use the GPS features of websites like Google and Yahoo.
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Yes it is. I requires microsim and support quad band, that means if you are travelling to various countries in Europe or Asia, the Tab will work on their local GSM network.
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Tried using it with Jeppview flight deck on my iPad but the map was intermittent ....looking for a better stand alone system for the flight deck....good luck
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The device will work with a tablet that supports being a USB Host (USB OTG), however will not necessarily work with apps like Google Maps since that expects an internal / Bluetooth GPS receiver. Check out https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.esolutions4you.mlprovider for more info
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Yes, it works just fine. Any of the Lowrance GPS or Combo GPS units works with this as long as it has the SD port or SD mini-port.
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I'm not sure I use mine with a samsung galaxy tablet.I just turn on my bluetooth and it scans for my device
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I use it with my iPad air wi/fi with the Garmin north america program. It works perfectly. If you are using it with a wi/fi model and you probably are since the cell models have GPS then you need a program that you download the maps to your device.
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I use it with my Samsung Galaxy Note (phone) and Galaxy Note 10.1 and it works fine.I'm guessing it will also work with your Samsung Galaxy tab 3 8.0
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I just tested connecting it to my Galaxy Tab S 8.4 running KitKat 4.4.2 and it doesnt work. I dont have a device running 4.2.2 but I doubt the result would have been different.