A few months ago Digital Reviews announced the imminent release the innovative GlobalTop Touch G66. 

The amazing 51 channel, super slim GPS has just hit the desk of this reviewer with many thanks to GlobalTop. 

The Qstarz Super 99 Bluetooth Solar GPS Travel Recorder, or BT-Q1200 for short, is a Bluetooth GPS but with couple of important differences:

* it has built in solar power cells 

Leadertone is not a name you’d see often in the Western world. But their products may be familiar even though they can be unbranded.

Such is the case with the Personal Navigation Device that is suction-cupped to my windshield at the moment.  It’s a smart-looking compact PND simply labelled GPS.

Only the box gives it the honorific: Pocket Chauffeur. This is not to be confused with the Pocket Chauffeur you’ll find on Acer’s N35.

Techrific Australia supplied the unit which is priced at AUD399.

We are quite impressed with this handy all-in-one device and here are the reasons why.

I recently wrote a Portable Collision Avoidance Systems Overview for Australian Flying in which I summarized most of the earlier reviews which we did on the Zaonflight/SureCheck PCAS sytems, such as on the XRX and MRX.

Have a look below at the article -- sans pictures -- as it appeared this week in Australia's foremost aviation magazine.

We promised you one final instalment on the unique Head-Up Display from GlobalTop.

This time it's the People's Verdict.

We ran a HUD GPS GiveAway some time ago and 10 of these Speed Meters were sent out as a result.

Today we bring you the comments of these reviewers in one big collage.

They don't differ all that much from our impressions which we brought you in a scoop review here and here and that's a good thing.

Here are their comments.

One of the more prolific GPS manufacturers has to be Qstarz. 

We have reviewed a number of their products of the last few years but the newly released Travel Recorder is the most fully featured receiver we have come across. 
The Qstarz BT-Q1000 features an outstanding endurance of 32 hours whilst also tracking 32 satellites but it also can log over 100,000 way points and has a POI button for immediately recording a point of interest with a push of a button. 
With built-in Google Earth integration this makes for a powerful combination. 

So we took the Qstarz BT-Q1000 Double 32 Bluetooth GPS Travel Recorder for a long test drive and are bringing you this first review.

Flight Planner, Moving Map and Steak Knives?

The pockmarked minescape around Kalgoorlie slides by some 8000 feet below. I glance at the small screen cradled on my yoke: it’s reassuring for my passengers (as well as the designated driver!) to see the airplane symbol right on the track to Albany. For a change we have a tailwind as indicated by the wind barbs on the moving map and confirmed by a healthy groundspeed. I check the screen for recent rainfall activity up ahead after having updated the program with the latest Metars and TAFs. It’s time for another radio frequency change to keep in touch with Melbourne Centre as indicated by the passage of a thick blue line across my track on the display.
Life is glorious in the fast lane… and has become a lot easier with the latest release of PocketFMS.

Here is the second instalment of our review of the HG-100 Speed Meter from GlobalTop.
In Part One, published last week, we gave you the unboxing and modus operandi -how it works- of this Head-Up Display. 
Now we will talk about the installation, test drives, availability and the all important Value for Money factor.  And, oh yes, one of the test vehicles was a 1986 Ferrari....