.cup file Import into Google earth?

Is it possible to import a .cup file created in SeeYou
into Google earth for viewing?

Thanks for any info, Joe

On Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 8:00:55 PM UTC-4, joesimmers wrote:
Is it possible to import a .cup file created in SeeYou
into Google earth for viewing?

Thanks for any info, Joe

try http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/gpsbabel

Rob

On Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 5:00:55 PM UTC-7, joesimmers wrote:
Is it possible to import a .cup file created in SeeYou
into Google earth for viewing?

Thanks for any info, Joe

Yes! Good old GPSVisualizer. Converts most anything to GE. The go to site if you don't want to spent the $ on global mapper...

http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/

On Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 5:00:55 PM UTC-7, joesimmers wrote:
Is it possible to import a .cup file created in SeeYou
into Google earth for viewing?

Thanks for any info, Joe

Actually, GPS Visualizer/GPS Babel is the convert almost anything page:

http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/gpsbabel/

My website at http://www.soaringdata.info also will do it.
- Go to the airports tab to access the query form
- Upload your .CUP file on the second line
- Check the checkbox for .KML companion file on line 4
- Type "Soar" into the required box and press Go.

Lynn Alley
"2KA"

On Sunday, March 29, 2015 at 6:16:58 AM UTC+1, 2KA wrote:
My website at http://www.soaringdata.info also will do it.
- Go to the airports tab to access the query form
- Upload your .CUP file on the second line
- Check the checkbox for .KML companion file on line 4
- Type "Soar" into the required box and press Go.

Lynn Alley
"2KA"

IGC Flight Replay will show .igc files in Google Earth
http://www.ywtw.de/igcsimen.html

Mottley

I used Lynns website, worked great! Thanks!

FIY...

Lynn's cup file database this year has excellent details information from the FAA database. The advantage here is that you can get tower freqd, AWOS/ASOS weather frequency, and other airport information sometimes even the airport manager name and phone number. Most moving map displays allow one to display this which is handy when your paper map (if you have one) is not quite up to date... or as in my case a year or two ago, the worn out old fold on the maps obliterated the tower frequency.

Walt Rogers