Brian wrote:
G'day
We are thinking of putting an XCOM 760 Transceiver in our glider. Our main
reason is to allow us to monitor the local CTAF whilst being on a glider
frequency. This radio seems to do all that we want. Any feedback on the
XCOM 760 please?
Brian
I have purchased a Binatone Carerra in car navigation system and loaded
xcsoar, but need a waypoint file in Cambridge format.
I use Seeyou on my PC, which uses CUP file format.
The options are to obtain a conversion program or if ask any kind person to
email a copy of their cambridge waypoint
Have you tried the Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange?
http://soaringweb.org/TP/AU.html
Cheers, ROSS
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From: aus-soaring-boun...@lists.internode.on.net
[mailto:aus-soaring-boun...@lists.internode.on.net] On Behalf Of Colin
Campbell
Sent: Wednesday, 3 June 2009 10:29 AM
To:
Hi Brian,
One important thing to note in dual watch mode. In the XCOM Users Manual 2.0
on page 12 it states In Dual Watch mode make sure the squelch is set 2
units above the static otherwise it may not work correctly...
What I believe this actually means is that if and only if you are in dual
Colin Campbell wrote:
I have purchased a Binatone Carerra in car navigation system and
loaded xcsoar, but need a waypoint file in Cambridge format.
I use Seeyou on my PC, which uses CUP file format.
The options are to obtain a conversion program or if ask any kind
person to email a copy of
Hi Colin
The worldwide soaring turnpoint exchange has the turnpoint files in a multitude
of different formats - including various cambridge formats. - just download the
one you want!
For those in South Aus, Peter Temple and I combined the various files for the
area collected over the years
Colin,
The WWSTPX has all the files in various formats already. Just
download them. I thought XCSoar used WinPilot format. I think it is
the same as Cambridge.
For those with B500/B2000/B2500 ignore the Borgelt formatted files on
the exchange. They are wrong. I told them but it hasn't
Thanks
When I looked at this site earlier' I thought they were just text files.
Silly me!
R
Colin C
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 10:42 AM, Tim Shirley tshir...@internode.on.netwrote:
Colin Campbell wrote:
I have purchased a Binatone Carerra in car navigation system and loaded
xcsoar, but need a
Hi Colin,Seeyou will export/save files in Cambridge format as well as many
others.
Paul Remde of Cumulus Soaring, Inc has made a great set of training videos
available. Have a look at
http://www.cumulus-soaring.com/training.htm#Training-SeeYou
HA
Actually the cup format is really smart. It is just a plain CSV file
which can be read in a word processor or spreadsheet and formatted
into almost any other format.
With a program such as SeeYou or a text editor like BBedit, it is
possible to sort the list, remove duplicates and append new
At 12:28 PM 3/06/2009, you wrote:
HA
Actually the cup format is really smart. It is just a plain CSV file
which can be read in a word processor or spreadsheet and formatted
into almost any other format.
The Cambridge/WinPilot *.dat files are just text also. Open and edit
with NotePad and
Hi Colin,
The Binatone Carrera looks interesting and a reasonable way to display XC Soar.
Would be interesed in just how you set it up.
Would appreciate an email about it,
Thanks,
Harry Medlicott
hw.medlic...@bigpond.com
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From: Colin Campbell
To:
This stuff is a bit new to me too, as I have normally been using WinPilot.
SeeYou Mobile was version 1 when I compared them all, but has come a LONG way
since.
The Binatone Carrera may have similar features to the Navigon 2100max. The US
$90 Navigon has a 4.3 screen, and is about the same
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