Here's a collection of screen-grabs and finished maps produced with RM 1.6, and also showing a few examples produced by the bottom-composition module:

Vector maps, edited in a User Map and shown on a gen 1 HDS:






...and as a Google earth KML export on a mobile phone:


Marking a trolling lane by highlighting a depth band in a user map:


...and viewed on an HDS:


3D view of a bottom-composition layer:


...and viewed on an HDS:

Switchable hardness layer shown on an LMS. Hardness on:



...and hardness switched off by using the categories feature in the unit:



Creating semi-transparent vector depth areas to overlay a sidescan image:



...and on an HDS. Note, RM does not create sidescan images (yet), so the image must be sourced from elsewhere.

Matt, the example of a mobile phone: is it Iphone or Androïd? How do you open a kml or kmz on Androïd ?

Danny, that's on a Google Nexus 4 which is Android. You just copy the file over to the phone, and then tap on the file (use a file manager app). If Google Earth is installed on the phone, it will open and zoom to the map.
It's a bit different with iOS, as there is no accessible file system. The easiest way in this case is to email the kmz file to yourself, open the mail on the phone and select "view attachment". This will open Google Earth to the map, assuming again that GE is installed. Note you can also use this method for Android.

Danny,

use an explorer, e, g,:

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co...eedsoftware.explorer

Thank you Jörg, that was an easy one, but you have to know it.