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I'm using a WBT-201 together with HoudahGPS, whcih is not exactly driverless, but entirely painless for me. The GPS dongle connects to my Mac (10.8.2) over Bluetooh with the use of HoudahGPS and I get a .gpx file, which I use to geotag my images, either directly with Aperture or GPSPhotoLinker.
There are lots of fairly cheaper loggers that work like a charm ...
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I don't know if this fits your question but I thought I would share.
I started using my iPhone when going on photowalks. I use an app called GeoTagr which create a GPX file that I can send by email or upload to Dropbox. You press the button, it start recording. You press it again, it stops.
It doesn't eat to much battery and give you an estimated remaining ...
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I have a AMOD AGL3080, and I like it. Its basic, it logs GPS locations when its on. You can press its one button and mark a waypoint or point of interest. Lightroom will read the log file and use the internal date/time stamp on the photos to put them in the right place.
You can also use things like exiftool to merge in location data.
It uses 3 AAA ...
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I've bought a Blumax GPS 4044, recently. I'm runnig Linux on my Laptop and run into same problem like you.
The Blumax is recognised as USB device, so it's possible to read the data using "mtkbabel".
So, if mtkbabel or a similar tool is available for your Mac (I don't know), it should work out-of-the-box without driver install. GPSBabel might be an option, ...
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