Begin forwarded message:
> From: steve jennings <skjjenni...@gmail.com>
> Subject: Wave flying
> Date: 26 September 2013 2:10:30 AM AEST
> To: xcsoar-devel-ow...@lists.sourceforge.net
>
> I have been using xcsoar for a year and I am very grateful for the amasing
> work you have done.Xcsoar has made me much more efficient at flying in
> thermals.I was wondering how difficult it would be to write a program that
> would use existing formulas to predict the locations and heights of the
> different waves within one system.Maybe there could be a visual indicator
> that would show us where we are within the wave system. For example the
> program could show us the time left to the next wave, warn us if we are too
> low, or if there are any obstacles etc. .I have no idea how much work is
> involved since I have no knowledge of programming. I understand that this is
> a none lucrative endeavor which makes me even more appreciative of your hard
> work. They say you can't teach and old dog new tricks , well you have. I
> would like to thank you in advance for everything.
>
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