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GPX to FS XML python script

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Hello all, I wrote a simple python script that parses GPX files from navaid.com that contain navaid and waypoint/fix data into the Flight Simulator X Navaid XML format, which can be compiled into BGL. The reason I'm giving up on the navaid project is someone else came up and did it better than I could. I imagine this could be useful to scenery designers wanting navaid data for a geographic area to include in their projects. The fix data can be used with ADE to streamline creating approaches for airports. I'm wondering If anyone thinks I should post this program to the downloads section of this website, or whether It's not worth it.
It would be under the GPL so it can be expanded upon.
 
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