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The PDA version of the AnywhereMap does output the data, although it will incorrectly sync your time and will not drive the OBS needle. The Anywhere XP version does not output any data at all.

There seems to be a bit of confusion about what kind of GPSs can be hooked up to our units. So, here is a list of current requirements. 1. NMEA format GPSs It does not matter what version of NMEA you are using. Baud rate must be 4800 or 9600. The baud rate will be auto detected...

9600 for Aviation Format 9600/4800 for NMEA 9600 for SL30

The 296/396/496 have to be set to output the APB sentence. The 296/396 may require a firmware upgrade before it is able to do this.

NMEA v2.0 compliant refers to the structure of the data. It does not determine which data is coming out.