I know this topic has been brought up before, but im struggling to find a good program for osx. I hve a navi GT-11 it works well but iv never seemed to get the computer side of the bitch working well.
i also want to know if there is such a program which can use the gps data and show ur position on a map. Does this exist in the same program.

PS. Im also looking into joining gps challange thing. do i just send raw tracks to them or do i "cut out" the bit where i did my best speed?

Hi Steller,

I use a mac, you have a couple of options.

1) GPSResults (native OS X) www.gpsresults.com/
2) GPS Action Replay (java) gpsactionreplay.free.fr/
3) Use an emulator or virtual machine with windows, and run RealSpeed (http://www.intellimass.com/RealSpeed/Index.htm)
4) There is a new web-based calculator which is showing real promise, I don't fully recommend it yet but it looks like it could be a viable alternative very soon: www.ka72.com/

When you join the challenge by sending Hardie a fax, you will be able to log in. Once you're logged in you just type in the six numbers and a bit of a story about how your session went. It's up to you to make sure that your numbers are accurate.

I use GPSarPro, in Linux, as Nebs says it runs in Java, so will run on any system as long as you have late version java.
Also you need the Pro version not the free version to work with the navi's .sbn files and to do alphas.

the gps results program is proving the best so far, iv just tried to export my file into google earth and the error message is.

"cannot open '/GPSResultsExport.kml'!"

does anyone know what im doing wrong. cheers

cheers ill try that one