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November 18th 04, 08:17 AM
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Roy Smith wrote in
: "Peter Duniho" wrote: I haven't heard of a GPS unit that allows the user to set some sort of "offset" from a course to follow, but it wouldn't surprise if such a feature did exist somewhere. The CNX-80 / GNS-480 has it. It's called "Parallel Track". You tell it if you want to fly left or right of course and by how much (in 1/10's of a mile IIRC), and it invents a new course line for you to follow. The Trimble 2102 has it, and so do most other units. -- Regards, Stan 
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