Dave Springford
March 7th 21, 10:28 PM
From OLC today:
The flights from LXNAV devices such as those of the LX9000 series can be uploaded directly into the OLC portal. The function, which was introduced in 2014, was suspended for one year for data protection reasons. In two weeks, LXNAV users will have direct reporting access to the OLC again. And anyone who first takes a closer look at their flight in SeeYou and only then wants to upload it can now do so again directly from SeeYou.
The comparison of your own route selection and that of the progress is now even easier. When a flight is called up, everyone can immediately see under “Meeting Points” who was on the same route. By the way: For the Germany score, that has always been so: the map with all flight tracks for one day. The button is at the top of the menu bar, where satellite images and weather and wind maps for the day can be called up.
With "Open in SeeYou" comes a new analysis tool that is freely accessible to everyone: a mouse click leads from the flight display to the SeeYou analysis program. The most important evaluation functions of the software are available there to every logged-in OLC user.
The flights from LXNAV devices such as those of the LX9000 series can be uploaded directly into the OLC portal. The function, which was introduced in 2014, was suspended for one year for data protection reasons. In two weeks, LXNAV users will have direct reporting access to the OLC again. And anyone who first takes a closer look at their flight in SeeYou and only then wants to upload it can now do so again directly from SeeYou.
The comparison of your own route selection and that of the progress is now even easier. When a flight is called up, everyone can immediately see under “Meeting Points” who was on the same route. By the way: For the Germany score, that has always been so: the map with all flight tracks for one day. The button is at the top of the menu bar, where satellite images and weather and wind maps for the day can be called up.
With "Open in SeeYou" comes a new analysis tool that is freely accessible to everyone: a mouse click leads from the flight display to the SeeYou analysis program. The most important evaluation functions of the software are available there to every logged-in OLC user.