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Old December 28th 06, 03:30 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Frank[_1_]
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Default Winpilot for contest use?

Hi,

After happily flying with my SN-10 for the last 5 or 6 years, I find
myself with a CAI 302/PDA system in my new glider. In preparation for
the upcoming racing season, I have been investigating PDA Nav software,
including GNII, SoarPilot, XCSoar, and just lately, WinPilot. I have
downloaded the WinPilot PC sim program & manual and am impressed so far
with what I see.

Anyone have positive or negative opinions regarding WinPilot for
serious racing use? Are the extra features of WinPilot Pro worth the
extra dollars?

TIA,

Frank

 




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