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Title: NASA AIS 'engine'
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#6
February 12, 2007 09:19
NMEA RMC from GPS

Does this mean I can daisy-chain the GPS in to the AIS Engine and then in to the iBook, meaning I won't have to buy another Keyspan adaptor?
 
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