Ever forgot where you parked your car at the mall or stadium ?

[Shak]

miniHomer Key-Chain GPS Position Finder.

Never worry about where the car is parked or where you have hidden what ever ?????
Never worry about finding way back to hotel (brothel)
Never worry about returning to camping ground.

Ever forgot where you parked your car at the mall or stadium? Ever got lost when hiking, biking, or traveling to a new place? miniHomer is a keychain-sized GPS Locator device used for returning to a previously marked outdoor spot. This high-tech, reverse navigation system is low cost, accurate, easy to use, fits in your pocket, and giving peace of mind.
Using latest GPS technology, miniHomer works globally, under all weather condition, 24/7. It is an indispensible tool for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether it is for returning to the camping ground, remembering a favorite fishing spot, or getting back to a place of particular interest you came across during vacation, simply mark the location while you are at the place. Later miniHomer can guide you back to the exact spot no matter how far away you start.

BENEFIT
Reliable and accurate
Convenient and easy to use
Small light weight easy to carry
Great for finding way back outdoors
Giving peace of mind and feeling secure

MAIN FEATURES
Latest 66 channel GPS technology
Display direction and distance
Built in digital compass
Mark and locate up to 5 positions
Low power consumption
Waterproof to IPX6 standards

Never get lost again outdoors!
Finding way back with 100% confidence!

http://www.navin.com.tw/miniHomer.htm

Enjoy!!!!!

[SSense]

Here's a real pic of how it looks:



Shak, does it work on battery or do you have to charge this thing

[blackstallion]

Interesting, but will it work in underground or multistorey parkings???

[Shak]

Here's a real pic of how it looks:



Shak, does it work on battery or do you have to charge this thing

Lithium re-chargeable battery

[Shak]

Interesting, but will it work in underground or multistorey parkings???

If your sat-nav works Navin will work! (they both work on the same principle)

[blackstallion]

If your sat-nav works Navin will work! (they both work on the sample principle)

Well that is the thing, the gps signal gets impeded by the thick steel reinforced concrete; hence, you dont get a good position fix. It's obviously more complex but i'm just oversimplifying.