GEtrax - Google Earth track plotting from GPS data

GEtrax is a Windows application that can... Plot various format track files in Google Earth... GPX XML OziExplorer Raw NMEA data (text) CSV data (text - one type only) Plot GPX or OziExplorer format waypoint files in Google Earth (as placemarks). Read live (NMEA) data from any gps (COM port) and plot location and track in Google Earth. Read a track file directly from a Garmin gps and plot it in Google Earth. Put tracks (including live data) on a server and email a recipient for remote viewing. Save tracks in GoogleMap and OziExplorer format. Save track and waypoint files as GPX format for archiving. Read track data from existing KML files. Read Ham radio tracking data from Findu.com or from a receiver and plot the location and track in Google Earth.

• Download and run the setup.exe file anywhere on your PC.
• GEtrax is shareware, and registration is required after 30 days (twenty dollars).

  Download latest version (15.0) of GEtrax (approx. 1.5 mbytes)

  GEtrax help and program history
  Got a problem?
  Some sample track and placemark files (zipped)

• If and when you are satisfied with GEtrax, send me your email address and the program serial number using the built-in registration form (under Help). If the registration button doesn't open an email message, just email me the serial number that appears in the registration window.
• When I receive your twenty dollar (Canadian) payment via PayPal or any other method, I will send you the key code.
• The registration fee is for private, non-commercial use only. If you are using the program in a commercial environment, please email me.
• You will be entitled to all upgrades free of charge.
• A registered user can use GEtrax on several other computers. There is no additional cost to do so, but you have to register each computer as above. Commercial registration may be limited to a single computer.

Screenshots - click to enlarge

	Screenshot of GEtrax in "Convert Track File" mode.
	Light aircraft flightpath (with translucent extruded track).
	Track showing speed displayed as a false altitude... Note slowing on freeway at rush hour (green track).
	Aircraft holding pattern.
	Speed plotted as false altitude... Note slowing at corners.
	Track showing speed displayed as a false altitude. Yellow dots indicate speed above threshold (110 kph).Also shows fastest speed icon.
	Track of boat split into different-colored segments.
	Some placemarks plotted above terrain with lines extruded to earth.

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