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Old November 12th 04, 09:13 AM
Kai Glaesner
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Default GPS Handheld

Hello,

I, have a question about using a handheld GPS as a backup/situational
awareness tool during IFR flight: is there a handheld on the market that has
(apart from nav aids and intersections) any IFR-related navigational
infomation (routes, SID's, STAR's) in it's database?

Thanks in advance for answers.

Kai


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