Having neither wifi in my hangar nor a data plan on my Android phone, I
copy my igc file from my 302 to my phone via XCSoar and Bluetooth (K6
BT) and then move it to my Dropbox. When I come in range of a wifi the
file is placed in the cloud and, when I start my laptop at home, the
file is automatically downloaded to the laptop. I then go to the OLC
website and upload.

There are so many ways...

Dan Marotta

On 9/8/2014 6:14 AM, Naviter Info wrote:
Not sure how many are aware of the possibility that we created together with OLC:

1. Copy your file to your Android phone or tablet any way you can (Howare already can do it apparently)

2. Run SeeYou on your tablet (it's available through Google Play and complimentary if you already have an active SeeYou subscription)

3. Open the flight in SeeYou on your tablet/phone.

4. Press the Menu button then choose "Upload to..", OLC will be one of the choices.

5. Enter your OLC username and press "Share".

OLC then mandates another step in the process which however is quite easy to complete even on a small smartphone.

This works great, I use it all the time.

Cheers,
Andrej Kolar
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glider pilots use
http://www.naviter.com/

On Tuesday, September 2, 2014 5:40:40 PM UTC+2, wrote:
I have just acquired a Toshiba tablet and was hoping to use it as means to transfer log files to OLC. Seems that there is a problem between the files I now successfully put on a flash drive and use my laptop to send to OLC; something to do with the tablet working on a different format.

Bearing in mind that I am digitally challenged, has anyone sorted this out? So please in plain language. And thanks!

Howard