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Default Let's get rid of NMEA

I'm not whining about complexity. I'm just thinking that it would be nice
to get away from NMEA. As I said in the original post that if an open
standard were created it would eliminate un-nesessary costs. Manufacturers
and hobbiest alike would benefit. Open standards has worked well for the
internet for years and this could be applied here as well. I'm not
lamenting anything... I'm just trying to get people thinking about moving
forward, taking some control, and maybe just maybe benefiting mankind in
some sort of way :-). BTW a pic is a programmable chip by the same name.
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