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Panbo Blog: Garmin Homeport, excellent but revealing
posted by DanaBerube on Thursday January 21, @12:41PM
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Panbo Blog: Garmin Homeport, excellent but revealing

Jan 15, 2010
Ben Ellison, Editor

I can't imagine why anyone with a Garmin plotter, a Windows PC, and a bit of ability to use both wouldn't find Garmin Homeport more than worth the $30 charge.

I was able to easily copy the 5212's embedded charts -- plus the mess of tracks, routes, and waypoints I put on it last season -- and then review/manage all on my home computer.

I stowed away some memorable tracks, quickly cleaned up some extraneous waypoints (careful with that track-to-route feature), polished some favorite routes, and then overwrote the user data on the 5212 with a much more useful set. But today's look at some deeper Homeport features gets the benefit of a friend's embarrassing navigation error.

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