Hi All,
Does anybody know if a Garmin
196 encodes altitude into the memory when recoding a track?
Thanks, Bob Jenneson.
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Presumably you mean whether it stores altitude information in the
internal track log. No it doesn't; not that I'm aware of. If you
need to store altitude information you'd need some sort of data logger that
accepts NMEA sentences that the GPS data comes in. The 196 can outpu
Anyone know the outcomes of the IGC meeting last weekend?
Garmin had a presentation on using commercial GPS units for flight
recording and the site of the 2008 World's was to be decided. Corowa had
applied.
Mike
Borgelt Instruments - manufacturers of quality soaring instruments
phone Int'l + 61 7
I asked the same question on the Rec.Aviation.Soaring newsgroup. Apparently
the World, Club & Std Class part will be held in Rieti, and the 15m, Open, &
18m part will be held in Germany.
Nick.
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