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[title] The final result
-[* black] Make a hole on the side of your TomTom. Find the place where you can lead the cord out without damaging other electrical elements and without making the connection fragile.
-[* black] This is the way it looks at the moment. I checked it and it works. Insert another USB extension cable and you can put the GPS element wherever the reception is best.
+[* black] Make a hole on the side of your TomTom. Find the place where you can lead the cable out without damaging other electrical elements and without making the connection fragile.
+[* black] This is the way it looks at the moment. It works. Insert another USB extension cable and you can put the GPS element wherever the reception is best.
[* black] Of course a little box to put the GPS antenna in makes it all the more aesthetic and robust. I simply glued the cable to the metal of the GPS element and will probably stick it to the window with a two sided tape.
+[* black] I guess the antenna works best with the purple element directed to the sky.