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DIY TomTom Docking Station

June 8, 2008 by Will O'Brien 3 Comments


TomToms have been getting pretty cheap. We like ’em because they’re nice and hackable. This diy docking station was made from some etched PCBs, a bunch of male pin headers and a bit of hot glue.

Posted in classic hacks, gps hacks, handhelds hacksTagged diy, gpd, pcb

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