Flight download

My glider also has the GPS-NAV 20. Works well. At first, I used to
take it home at the end of each flight. That was not a big deal. The
unit is attached with velcro.

Later, I bought an iPAQ. Now, I download to the iPAQ, and then take
the iPAQ home.

Either way, you'll be taking something home.

Raul Boerner
LS6B - DM

A PDA sounds like a reasonable solution. Do you know if a Palm will
work. I have gone through all of the Cambridge Aero pages on their
website and cannot find any links to software to use to download the
data. Any suggestions?

On Jun 19, 9:30 am, Steve Freeman wrote:
A PDA sounds like a reasonable solution. Do you know if a Palm will
work. I have gone through all of the Cambridge Aero pages on their
website and cannot find any links to software to use to download the
data. Any suggestions?

You can use "SoarPilot" with a Palm, it's free and available at:
http://www.soaringpilot.org/. I use it with a Cambridge 302A and a
Palm Tungsten T. I have not used it with a GPSNAV but according to the
Soar Pilot documents it will do what you want and more.

Steve Freeman wrote:
A PDA sounds like a reasonable solution. Do you know if a Palm will
work. I have gone through all of the Cambridge Aero pages on their
website and cannot find any links to software to use to download the
data. Any suggestions?

You can use soaringpilot with a Palm. http://www.soaringpilot.org/

For the built in option, check out what the Ozflarm guys are building:
http://www.rf-developments.com/index.php

Look for the Flarm-Nav. It supports connecting to a Cambridge 20 and
has a USB port for offloading the logs.

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