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Hi all,
for those interested in the status of the project, here is a video of current development point, new features etc. http://www.bware.it/xcsoar/LK8000-1.12b.wmv The public version will be available for free at Xmas time. At that point it will also an opensource project, of course. paolo |
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Always been intrigued with XCSoar.
Somebody poke me when data are available for AZ/NM/UT/CO ... 2NO |
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On Oct 9, 4:24*pm, Tuno wrote:
Always been intrigued with XCSoar. Somebody poke me when data are available for AZ/NM/UT/CO ... 2NO It's available now! Here is the terrain generator: http://xcsoar.dd.com.au/cgi-bin/terrain.pl Just put in the Lat/Long or supply a turnpoint file and it will generate the altitude data for XCSoar. You can use the Cambridge format for the turnpoints and any one of several SUA formats. It just takes a little research to get the whole thing together. Mike |
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Does XCSoar use NMEA sentences only, or is it smart enough to use the
pressure and vario data thrown in by devices like the LX7007? Does it have a thermal assistant that compares to WinPilot Pro (which uses said data)? |
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On Oct 9, 6:24*am, "PCool" wrote:
Hi all, * * * * for those interested in the status of the project, here is a video of current development point, new features etc. http://www.bware.it/xcsoar/LK8000-1.12b.wmv The public version will be available for free at Xmas time. At that point it will also an opensource project, of course. paolo Great Job Paulo Been flying with Alpha 9 and like the progress you have made with Beta 12 Al |
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XCSoar does not have a 3D display like Winpilot for thermal
visualisation, but it does drop breadcrumbs on your trail, with bigger/smaller dots when lift gets stronger/weaker. It also drops a marker at the thermal centre automatically, so you can scurry back to it if required. Check out the Altair Glide computer, which has been designeded to run XCSoar. My website. http://www.swiftavionics.com.au/prod...de%20Computer/ Note prices are in Australian dollars. Cheers Mark On Oct 11, 7:53*pm, Al wrote: On Oct 9, 6:24*am, "PCool" wrote: Hi all, * * * * for those interested in the status of the project, here is a video of current development point, new features etc. http://www.bware.it/xcsoar/LK8000-1.12b.wmv The public version will be available for free at Xmas time. At that point it will also an opensource project, of course. paolo Great Job Paulo Been flying with Alpha 9 and like the progress you have made with Beta 12 Al |
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On Oct 10, 7:59*am, Tuno wrote:
Does XCSoar use NMEA sentences only, or is it smart enough to use the pressure and vario data thrown in by devices like the LX7007? Does it have a thermal assistant that compares to WinPilot Pro (which uses said data)? XCSoar doesn't use the PCAID sentence from my 302(a), but I don't know about other devices. |
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