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Hi.  I was planning on getting a moving map program, such as LittleNavMap,on a laptop to run along with my sim.  Now I am wondering...if I'm using a GTN750 or similar, is there any real need for a separate moving map program?  Are the separate moving map programs mainly useful for vintage (or any)  aircraft that just don't support a GTN device?

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Jeff Smith


Jeff Smith

 

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I also have both, little navmap and the GTN. I use little navmap mainly for planning purpose. For all planes that are no modern jets in fact (for them i use pfpx). The cool thing about little navmap is that you can export your flightplans also for the GTN and a bunch of other GPS modules, which makes pre-planning also on GPS fitted planes way better. On my vintage birds like the a2a conni I use it for planning my vor to vor routes and connect it only for the approach to simulate something like "radar". 

All in all, little navmap is one of the best tools out there and it is free, so just grab it and you will enjoy all its features. For example, you can use it also as a "checking tool" if you want to know how an airport looks in the sim without loading the sim, as it shows the afcads of the sim as graphic.

Have fun! 


Klaus Schmitzer

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Thanks, Klaus.  I'm going to install it today.

Jeff


Jeff Smith

 

System: i9-9900K@5.0GHz., ASUS Maximus XI Hero MB, 32 GB 3200 Hyper-X RAM, Corsair HX1000i PSU, Cooler Master ML360R RGB, EVGA RTX 3080Ti FTW3, (2) Samsung 860 500GB SSD for Windows 10 Pro and sim, (2) M.2 NVMe 2TB, (2) WD Black 4TB HD for data, Samsung 65" 4K curved monitor @ 30Hz. (Currently running VSync, TB , Unlimited),YOKO+ yoke, VF TQ6+,TPR pedals, Logitech Multi, Switch, and Radio Panels

Software:  P3Dv4.5HF3 Pro, Ultimate Traffic Live, ASP3D, ASCA, ORBX, Fly Tampa, GSX/GSX2, PMDG, A2A, Just Flight, Milviz, Carenado, Majestic.

On other computer: P3D v3.2.3, My Traffic 6.0a, PMDG, ORBX, A2A, Captain Sim , iFly, Flight 1, Flysimware, Just Flight, Milviz, Carenado

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