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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] What tablet / PC device do you use for Wx Worx
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Posted for "Chuck" <cmccurry1@comcast.net>:

  Mike would you give me a call, I have NavAir on a demo, and wondering if I
should keep it. Chuck 970-379-6805  
  

  > > > I also use the same iPAQ with PC Avionics MountainScope terrain 
software.
All of the software and US Hi-Res terrain data will fit on a single 512MB
SDIO card. The SDIO card slows the refresh down a bit, but it does not seem
too bad. I, too, am limited by the inability of the two software packages to
share the GPS data stream. Maybe the solution is a second Bluetooth GPS? I
have been very pleased with the terrain data and would not consider IFR over
the mountains without moving map, hi-res terrain data, showing me where the
peaks and valleys are hiding.