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I have not used their pocket pc feature, but the interface for accessing plates,
called "Plate Packs," is nice and clean. There is no subscription. It is a
one-time purchase. The plates can be downloaded directly from NACO, too, so I
don't think there would be a problem even if the vendor went TU.

On 9/8/2005 2:11 PM, paul kgyy wrote the following:
I'm looking for the ability to just load and read approach plates on my
Ipaq. I know that Control Vision has their Pocket Plates, but with a
Garmin 430 I don't need geo-referencing, etc etc.

Anyone know of simpler setups available? I'd guess there should also
be a way to limit what you load by area or type of approach.