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New version of Track-Album

22 March, 2009

A new version of Track-Album: Flight Log, GPS software was released recently.

Track-Album is made specialy for paragliding/hang gliding and includes logbook module, track analysis module and statistics module.


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You can Download this GPS software here.

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