GPS Reciever for 6303

Are there any other GPS receivers compatible with the 6303. I know that the LD-4w is the one that Nokia sells, but unfortunately nowhere has it anymore apart from amazon at £150.
I see there is a LD-3w, but it doesnt list 6303 as compatible
If anyone has got any other device to work with the 6303 please let me know ?

Yes it does.
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