WinPilot ADV & PRO 9.0b Flarm

Unfortunately the major glider equipment markets are not in the US. I
believe that WinPilot 9.0b complies with the majority of the contest
rules in the world although not in the US. But I may be wrong.

I guess a couple of pilots could install Flarm in their gliders in the
US, team fly and cheat, but is it worth it to win. You may get
caught, if WinPilot can read it then it is in the logger NMEA stream.


Richard
www.craggyaero.com

I'm familiar with Flarm and its general operation. However, since
Winpilot or SeeYou mobile need to use the Flarm GPS output to obtain
the Flarm data for traffic information, I'm curious about which Flarm
systems are also IGC approved.

Charlie

cfinn wrote:
I'm familiar with Flarm and its general operation. However, since
Winpilot or SeeYou mobile need to use the Flarm GPS output to obtain
the Flarm data for traffic information, I'm curious about which Flarm
systems are also IGC approved.

At this moment, Colibri 4F and LX7007F, I have no idea whether the
traffic info is passed through to the serial data stream...

Marc

The latest version of SeeYouMobile claims to display
FLARM information (including rate of climb of detected
targets). Since there is normally only a single datastream
into a PDA this implies that FLARM data is embedded
in the NMEA datastream, although this may be device
dependant. SeeYou would be the people to ask.

It is worth reiterating that FAI/IGC do not approve
FLARM functionality - only the recording functions
of Flight Recorders which may have FLARM capability.

At 02:18 06 February 2008, Marc Ramsey wrote:
cfinn wrote:
I'm familiar with Flarm and its general operation.
However, since
Winpilot or SeeYou mobile need to use the Flarm GPS
output to obtain
the Flarm data for traffic information, I'm curious
about which Flarm
systems are also IGC approved.

At this moment, Colibri 4F and LX7007F, I have no idea
whether the
traffic info is passed through to the serial data stream...

Marc

Peter Purdie wrote:

The latest version of SeeYouMobile claims to display
FLARM information (including rate of climb of detected
targets). Since there is normally only a single datastream
into a PDA this implies that FLARM data is embedded
in the NMEA datastream, although this may be device
dependant. SeeYou would be the people to ask.


That is correct. In order to get this information you need to set
FLARM baud rate to 19200 or higher.

Henryk Birecki