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	I am investigating about uploading from a PC and through the serial interface some hundreds of User Waypoints, necessary for VFR flight into a GNS 430. It seems that it is not officially feasible due to certification issues. That seems stupid, while manually entering waypoints may be worst that through a PC and a verified database, anyway, that is what garmin sais. Anyway, the function "crossfill" is available when two similar units are connected through the #3 serial port (RS232), just to send [all] the waypoints between the units. This seems a beautiful way to send them from a PC, simulating we are a GPS! In addition, on the user guide, it is also mentioned that user waypoints can be sent by an EFIS with Joystick, but once again, nothing more is reported about the protocol used. I could write the program, but I would like to know if someone else before faced the problem and discovered more informations about the protocol used. Thanks. Giuliano Rescaldani  | 
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