On Tuesday 23 November 2004 14:54, Boris Koenig wrote:
Well thanks for the pointer, I am going to contact Garmin yet another
time anyway: Another FlightGear user informed me yesterday that there
IS already an application that interfaces the original (software)
simulator unit with MS FS 200x -
So, one would really need to define a corresponding network
interface.
This does already exist and is specified in the ``400/500 Series Flight
Sim ICD.'', a proprietary Garmin document. It describes the RS232
interface of their _hardware_ simulator units. I guess Bill Stone would
give it to
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 09:50:14 +0100, Gerhard wrote in message
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So, one would really need to define a corresponding network
interface.
This does already exist and is specified in the ``400/500 Series
Flight Sim ICD.'', a proprietary Garmin document. It describes the
Gerhard Wesp wrote:
So, one would really need to define a corresponding network
interface.
This does already exist and is specified in the ``400/500 Series Flight
Sim ICD.'', a proprietary Garmin document. It describes the RS232
interface of their _hardware_ simulator units. I guess Bill Stone
This is something that I intended to post already weeks ago - it's
likely to exceed the mysterious 1024 byte limit, though ;-)
Curtis Olson wrote:
A lot of people asked about GPS modeling which we (and FlightGear)
really don't do a good job of yet.
There are few flight simulators that really
Boris,
I got about 20% through your message before I ran out of steam, but if
you talk to Bill again, why don't you propose that they keep their
application closed source and proprietary. Having seen the commercial
side of life just a bit, there are good reasons for these guys to be
careful.
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Boris,
I got about 20% through your message before I ran out of steam,
sounds like you are somewhat related to Erik ;-)
but if you talk to Bill again, why don't you propose that they keep their
application closed source and proprietary. Having seen the commercial
side of
