- What hardware platform? *T-Mobile Galaxy Note Android*
- What GPS? * LX Nano and/or Galaxy Note BlueTooth*
- Connected to a flight computer? If so, is it a cable connection or
BlueTooth, or …?
Hoping to be using *XCSoar on the Galaxy Note and the LX Nano for everything
via BlueTooth*
(have no
On 21/09/11 03:32, Paul Remde wrote:
Questions:
- What hardware platform (PDA/PNA/phone) are you running XCSoar on?
Altair glide computer, with Vega vario in my single seater
Navman EZY40 for use in club two seater when training/coaching
In the past, I ran XCSoar on an HP22xx with a serial co
Hi Paul.
I never used the commercial version of XCSoar, but John Wharington and myself
took the code that was released then and named it version 4. I have pretty much
never used anything else for cross country since then (late 2005). I helped
with some of the beta hardware building and testing
On 2011/09/20 20:59, David Reitter wrote:
> On Sep 20, 2011, at 2:45 PM, Max Kellermann wrote:
> >> - If you are using a BlueTooth connection - is it reliable and easy to use?
> >
> > Both K6-Bt and VFBT-1 have proven to be very reliable. Not a single
> > outage or interruption after 100+ hours.
On Sep 20, 2011, at 2:45 PM, Max Kellermann wrote:
>> - If you are using a BlueTooth connection - is it reliable and easy to use?
>
> Both K6-Bt and VFBT-1 have proven to be very reliable. Not a single
> outage or interruption after 100+ hours.
On the Streak, does BT connect automatically and re
On 2011/09/20 19:32, Paul Remde wrote:
> - What hardware platform (PDA/PNA/phone) are you running XCSoar on?
Dell Streak Mini.
For testing: a few iPaq 38xx/39xx, hx4700, Dell Axim x51v, HTC Magic,
Samsung Galaxy S II, Triadis Altair, LX MiniMap.
> - What GPS are you using with XCSoar? Is it bu
Quoting Paul Remde :
> Questions:
>
> - What hardware platform (PDA/PNA/phone) are you running XCSoar on?
I use the 7" Galaxy Tab. With it's high resolution and 3G connection
it's also pretty nice to check the weather forecast upload olc data etc.
> - What GPS are you using with XCSoar? Is it
On Tue, 2011-09-20 at 12:32 -0500, Paul Remde wrote:
> Questions:
>
> - What hardware platform (PDA/PNA/phone) are you running XCSoar on?
>
Really cheap PNA - Binatone B.350.
I run both XCSoar and LK8000, both installed on an SD card, and both
using the "disk.ini trick" to allow the Binatone, w
Hi Paul,
On Sep 20, 2011, at 1:32 PM, Paul Remde wrote:
> - What hardware platform (PDA/PNA/phone) are you running XCSoar on?
Until recently, an iPAQ 310, which I have ditched for a new Dell Streak 5. The
Streak can be had for around $200-250 (off contract, second hand - Dell stopped
selling
down to 15%. I have also used the
Streak 7 (dual core) with XCSoar and the Nano, but the screen on the 5 seems a
bit better. Used for OLC and some badge flights.
Mike Carris
Albuquerque Soaring
--- On Tue, 9/20/11, Paul Remde wrote:
From: Paul Remde
Subject: [Xcsoar-user] Getting up to Speed
Hi Paul,
we are happy to see that you would like to help our users. As you might have
noticed the manual is a little out of date and if you would like to help on
that topic let me know once you've learned how to use the application.
As for the questions, here are my answers:
- What hardware plat
Hi XCSoar users,
I am new to XCSoar. I am currently reading the manual for version 6.2 and
playing with XCSoar on my PC and iPAQ hx4700.
My goal is to become a technical resource for XCSoar users. But since I'm
new, it will take me some time to get up to speed.
I'll be perfectly hon
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