Oudie 2 airspace files

[2G]

I discovered that there are no airports south of Cedar City, about 37 degrees. I have checked all of the US airspace files. Does anyone know where I can get more complete airspace files?

Thanks, Tom

[Paul Remde]

Hi Tom,

What waypoint and airspace file are you using?

Try the new ones I created recently. They are available here:
http://www.cumulus-soaring.com/seeyou.htm#Downloads

Best Regards,

Paul Remde
Cumulus Soaring, Inc.
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"2G" wrote in message
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I discovered that there are no airports south of Cedar City, about 37
degrees. I have checked all of the US airspace files. Does anyone know where
I can get more complete airspace files?

Thanks, Tom

[Dan Marotta]

If you can use .cup files on your oudie, this link points to a file with
all the US turnpoints:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zj8ostk24279qvv/United%20States.cup

Dan Marotta

On 6/29/2014 10:17 PM, 2G wrote:
> I discovered that there are no airports south of Cedar City, about 37 degrees. I have checked all of the US airspace files. Does anyone know where I can get more complete airspace files?
>
> Thanks, Tom

[2KA]

Tom,

Sounds like you are really looking for an airport database, not airspace files. In any case you can find both on my website at http://www.soaringdata..info. To make your own airport database, go to the airports tab. Enter a center airport identifier and a radius, and out will pop a CUP file (or other of your choosing).

Lynn Alley
"2KA"

[2G]

On Monday, June 30, 2014 9:20:31 AM UTC-6, 2KA wrote:
> Tom,
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> Sounds like you are really looking for an airport database, not airspace files. In any case you can find both on my website at http://www.soaringdata.info. To make your own airport database, go to the airports tab. Enter a center airport identifier and a radius, and out will pop a CUP file (or other of your choosing).
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> Lynn Alley
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> "2KA"

You are exactly correct: I was selecting airspace files when I should have been selecting waypoint files (who thinks of airports as waypoints, but that is the way it is!).

Thanks for all of the replies!

Tom