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iPAQ and Bluetooth GPS. The GPS is a Garmin GPS 10 or GlobalSat BT-338 with the Sirf III Chipset.

The most powerful portable nav system in aviation combines high-res terrain, comprehensive aviation data and flight tools you'd expect in a glass cockpit. Available on a full range of Pocket PCs. Upgradeable to Weather, Pocket Plates, Attitude Indicator.

Fly with tomorrow's glass cockpit TODAY

Award-winning Anywhere Map is a fully portable, self-contained aviation GPS. It combines an advanced high-resolution terrain map, detailed aviation data including navaids, airspace, airways, SUAs and TFRs, with advanced flight tools like a VNnav HSI, flight planning, weight & balance, calculator, and an Airport Guide. Anywhere Maps Personal Digital Co- Pilot tracks your flight and issues Reminders like Switch Fuel Tanks and Begin Descent along with Obstacle and Terrain Warnings.

Are you ready for extreme situational awareness?

Power plus ease of use equals value. Discover what over 18,000 pilots already know... Anywhere Map is the most powerful handheld moving map ever - the extreme situational awareness it provides will make you a safer and better pilot. Join the revolution today. The Anywhere Advantage: Anywhere Map systems can be upgraded to Weather, IFR-capable Pocket Plates® or any of the new EFB systems. Power plus ease of use equals value.

Like all handheld systems, Anywhere Map is not tested or approved by the FAA or any governmental agency and should not be used as a primary flight instrument. However, by bringing together information available from sources, it can increase your awareness of the "big picture." The FAA calls this "situational awareness," but you will call it confidence and stress reduction. Anywhere Map integrates position, airspace, terrain, obstacles, and even weather information down into one easy to read display.

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