Dave Perry wrote:
On Mon, 2007-02-12 at 21:18 -0500, John Denker wrote:
When will you put this in cvs?
Ha, funny joke.
If you want to do the one-for-all function, the sooner the better.
I hope I did not offend by poking, reading, and questioning. I know I
like it when
Hi all,
sorry that I had breaking off my activities for voice communication for
FlightGear the last months... I was ill and had pretty much to work. Ok,
I have anymore much to work...
I think I will present a beta-release of the VoIP-Com-Package for FG the
next weeks. For realism purposes I have
Curtis Olson wrote:
Otherwise you are probably going to be wrestling with a complete
reachitecting of the entire FlightGear structure. Things like the
property system work great in a single thread application, but start
to break down when you split modules off into separate computers ...
On Monday 12 February 2007 19:10, Curtis Olson wrote:
On 2/12/07, leee wrote:
On Monday 12 February 2007 17:54, Jim Campbell wrote:
Hi,
Curtis has already hinted as to how the following may be done with his
remote FDM.
To my mind flightgear can be broken down into distinct plugin
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, Holger Wirtz wrote:
I think I will present a beta-release of the VoIP-Com-Package for FG the
next weeks. For realism purposes I have a simple question:
What is the normal range for the Voice-COM-Equipment in a plane? I think
that a COM1 in a Cessna is not as one of an
Am Dienstag, 13. Februar 2007 15:31 schrieb Holger Wirtz:
power... What I need is a simple number which should describe the
maximum range og a COM1. For example 5 km? oder 20 km???
No such constant number. It highly depends on
- elevation of the ground station
- height above ground of the
Anders Gidenstam wrote:
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, Holger Wirtz wrote:
What is the normal range for the Voice-COM-Equipment in a plane?
I'm no expert in this area but isn't most aviation radio communication in
the VHF frequency range? I think VHF transmissions are mostly limited to
line of
Martin Spott wrote:
Anders Gidenstam wrote:
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, Holger Wirtz wrote:
What is the normal range for the Voice-COM-Equipment in a plane?
I'm no expert in this area but isn't most aviation radio communication in
the VHF frequency range? I think VHF
Just a resend of a failed posting from earlier:
I (Steve Hosgood) wrote:
Anders Gidenstam wrote:
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, Holger Wirtz wrote:
I know that exact
range answers are depending from more parameters than only the output
power... What I need is a simple number which should describe
Hello *,
ok - that was one of my typical need only one parameter question :-)
I see that this is not so easy as I thaught... but it is not an
insolvable problem. I think I will put a more or less complex formula
insite my range detection.
Thanks all!
Holger
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On 02/10/2007 12:48 PM, John Denker wrote:
... other service volume issues.
The code has no understanding of how azimuth affects the
localizer.
I fixed this. There are now six localizer courses:
-- one front course
-- one back course (reverse sensing)
-- four false courses (two of
Hi,
Rob Ratcliff wrote:
You could use an event distribution (Pub/Sub) paradigm based on
something like the CORBA Notification Service (Event Service), the CORBA
property service, the newer Data Distribution Service (DDS) or something
like the High Level Architecture (HLA). A CORBA ORB TAO
Hi Ralf,
I don't know the deadlines, but I know Doug Schmidt (author of Tao) would.
His email is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Malcolm Spence (of OCI that provide commercial support to this free and
open source ORB) would have a good idea as well or could find out.
His email is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There
Hi,
Curt has pointed out some of the problems in using a non-real time
operating system for real-time simulation but there are
standards,software and hardware for this (see POSIX 1003.1d etc,real
time linux,solaris,vxworks etc) although as has been mentioned
portability is an issue. Also
Ralf Gerlich wrote:
Hi,
Rob Ratcliff wrote:
You could use an event distribution (Pub/Sub) paradigm based on
something like the CORBA Notification Service (Event Service), the CORBA
property service, the newer Data Distribution Service (DDS) or something
like the High Level Architecture
On 02/13/2007 09:31 AM, Holger Wirtz wrote:
What I need is a simple number which should describe the
maximum range og a COM1. For example 5 km? oder 20 km???
As others have pointed out, the simple answer is line of sight.
See algorithms below.
COM1 in a Cessna is not as one of an Airbus.
On Tuesday 13 February 2007 02:21, Martin Spott wrote:
Did you already find one that matches ?
Martin.
If you want an example:
Designing multimedia applications on real-time systems with SMP architecture
Abstract
Large real-time multimedia systems such as flight simulators have
Ralf Gerlich writes:
Rob Ratcliff wrote:
You could use an event distribution (Pub/Sub) paradigm based on
something like the CORBA Notification Service (Event Service), the
CORBA property service, the newer Data Distribution Service
(DDS) or
something like the High Level Architecture
On Tue, Feb 13, 2007 at 05:49:48PM +, Steve Hosgood wrote:
[...]
So, Holger, if you arrange that all radio transmission packets in FG/MP
carry the transmitter's wattage and the location of the source, you can work
out the straight-line distance from yourself (call it 'd'), and then do
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