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November 18th 06, 03:46 PM
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GPS altitude again is close to actual
Suggest you go to the Garmin website, where you will find that the 430
and 530 ARE WAAS enabled. Even the cheap Garmin yellow etrex on the shelves today (not the early ones) is WAAS enabled. It would in your words be quite an omission for any NEW GPS unit to not be WAAS enabled, though I certainly don't know that ALL of them are. Mxsmanic wrote: The GNS430 and GNS530 manuals I have in front of me say nothing about WAAS, which would be quite an omission if they supported it. 
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