Airspaces, airways, and Visual Reporting Points ADS-B Traffic with TargetTrend™ Relative Motion Simulated interfaces and data including:.High resolution obstacle databases including power line alerting.High resolution worldwide terrain maps and aviation databases.Garmin SafeTaxi – allows you to view detailed airport information on the moving map.Simulated multi-touch and drag interface – allows you to interact with the system, graphically edit flight plans, and much more.The Trainer is also a great way to prepare for a flight because a user can load the anticipated flight plan and “chair fly” the avionics portion of the flight before entering the aircraft. When used in combination with the GPS Navigator Series Pilot’s Guide, the trainer can be an effective way to improve avionics familiarity and proficiency at a time and location convenient to the user. Yes you can and I've done it.The Garmin GPS Trainer simulates the system user interface and provides the opportunity to explore the features, options, and fundamental operational aspects of the avionics.
Why not put a page on your site explaining the updates and limitations, and send people there?
Whether this is entirely accurate I'm not sure, but users (customers) typically want to spend time flying/learning, not reading through pages and pages of posts, many with links to other posts, trying to figure things out. It's my understanding this trainer has data from 2007. I believe the only two straightforward ways to update the GNS data is 1) a Garmin subscription ($300 per year) or 2) update when the GNS trainer is updated. While there might be a simple answer, such as " yes, you can update this in one of two ways" and linking to a page with the instructions, the response seems to typically be, "why not read through this forum and see if you can find an answer?" The OP here received lots of instructions on where to go look, and no answers.
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