Try GPS_LOG, which may seem a little complicated at first, but after
getting
used to is one pretty good piece of software. Contrary to XCSoar it's
actively supported and developed further by Henryk Bierki.


I guess it depends on your view point as to wether a product is
supported or not. True it is not now developed by the orginal people
who started it. However, the source code is available for free and I'm
sure that somebody you know would be able to work out how to modify the
code to function on the Navman

I'm happy to try GPS_LOG and will do so next time I fly.... in the mean
time if it can load a map image and some air space files now that would
be funky.


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jorgie
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