emailing your log file from an iPhone

On Sunday, September 4, 2016 at 11:15:06 AM UTC-4, Benedict Smith wrote:
Dave,
what about using a USB SD card reader plugged into your logger / flarm,
then use one of the Wi-Fi enabled SD cards, most of the memory suppliers
offer these now and some even have iOS apps that let you email files
straight
from the card without having to copy them to your phone first, looking at
an
on-line review they start at as little as $30 US, unfortunately no one
seems to
do a micro SD yet, they are all full size hence the need for a USB
adapter.
You would only need the lowest capacity available as log files are tiny
compared to photos etc.
Ben.

Can you confirm a specific model that works with PowerFLARM core
and ILEC SN10? Or is this RAS (random aviation speculation)?
Again, lots of things *should* work, but...

Thanks!
Best Regards, Dave

iPhone or iPad running iGlide can post directly to OLC. Remote scorer can get the file from there. It works like a charm.

On Sunday, September 4, 2016 at 9:49:22 PM UTC-4, wrote:
iPhone or iPad running iGlide can post directly to OLC.

Most contest pilots will be using dedicated loggers.

Remote scorer can get the file from there.

I want to watch when you explain to the scorer that
he's supposed to go search for your file...

Aaarrrgggg.....

wrote on 9/4/2016 6:49 PM:
iPhone or iPad running iGlide can post directly to OLC. Remote
scorer can get the file from there. It works like a charm.

Where does IGC file come from? Iglide? Or some other logger?

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