convert turnpoints to KML for google earth?

[chris]

Does anyone know of a software [preferably free] to convert turnpoint
files to .kml format?
I'd like to be able to view the turnpoints in google earth.

Especially cambridge .dat and seeyou .cup formats, but garmin would be
ok.

don't know if this works
http://gpstp.sourceforge.net/

commercial $75+, more powerful than i need and not free.
http://www.tiles2kml.com/


Chris

[Edward Lockhart[_2_]]

At 14:36 15 January 2008, Chris wrote:
>Does anyone know of a software [preferably free] to
>convert turnpoint
>files to .kml format?
>I'd like to be able to view the turnpoints in google
>earth.
>
>Especially cambridge .dat and seeyou .cup formats,
>but garmin would be
>ok.
>
>don't know if this works
>http://gpstp.sourceforge.net/
>
>commercial $75+, more powerful than i need and not
>free.
>http://www.tiles2kml.com/
>
>
>Chris
>
Try
http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/gpsbabel/

Edward

[Tuno]

I've entertained the possibility of adding this feature to what you
already get at justsoar.com.

Currently you get a KML file showing the 3D airspace in and
overlapping the area of the turnpoint file you provide. Adding the
turnpoints to the file would be easy, if there is enough interest.

~ted/2NO
current airspace for soaring pilots at www.justsoar.com

[[email protected]]

On Jan 15, 5:50 pm, Tuno > wrote:
> I've entertained the possibility of adding this feature to what you
> already get at justsoar.com.
>
> Currently you get a KML file showing the 3D airspace in and
> overlapping the area of the turnpoint file you provide. Adding the
> turnpoints to the file would be easy, if there is enough interest.
>
> ~ted/2NO
> current airspace for soaring pilots atwww.justsoar.com

Hi
Just if you are interested a neat little programm to replay .igc files
on Google Earth
available at
http://ywtw.de/igcsim.html

Regards
Mottley

[Ramy]

On Jan 15, 6:30*am, chris > wrote:
> Does anyone know of a software [preferably free] to convert turnpoint
> files to .kml format?
> I'd like to be able to view the turnpoints in google earth.
>
> Especially cambridge .dat and seeyou .cup formats, but garmin would be
> ok.
>
> don't know if this workshttp://gpstp.sourceforge.net/
>
> commercial $75+, more powerful than i need and not free.http://www.tiles2kml.com/
>
> Chris

If your trunpoints are already in John Leibacher's Worldwide Soaring
Turnpoint Exchange http://soaringweb.org/TP/ you have an option to
view them in google earth individually or the whole list (look for the
Google Earth icon option once you select your site).

Ramy