Hi Alan and Rob
Had a look at XCSoar website and certainly reads well for the price! How 
difficult is it to load aussie maps and will it take any?

Laurie  02 46531233  0425 703226


--- On Mon, 6/7/09, Alan McMaster <[email protected]> wrote:

> From: Alan McMaster <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [DOG mailing list] Software for GPS
> To: [email protected]
> Received: Monday, 6 July, 2009, 6:46 PM
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> Hi Rob,
>           
> Have you 
> looked at XCSoar ? Try Google search.
> I am about to try it on a
> PDA. I'm reliably 
> informed that is the one and it is FREE.
> I hope it works for you
> (and me).
> Cheers,
> Alan McMaster 
> XOV
> 
>   ----- Original Message
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>   From: 
>   Rob 
>   Thompson 
>   To: [email protected]
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>   Sent: Saturday, June
> 27, 2009 3:23 
>   PM
>   Subject: [DOG
> mailing list] Software for 
>   GPS
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>         I recently downloaded some aviation GPS software
> from
>         http://www.pocketfms.com/
>         Interesting in that you can get it to work on
> cheapo car 
>         navigators.
> 
>         It comes with software for both your desktop
> computer and your pocket 
>         PC or car navigator.
>         It is a 30 day trial and stops working on your
> desktop but mine still 
>         keeps on working on my car navigator (Nokia 330) -
> just can't get 
>         updates (airspace boundaries etc).
>         
>          cheers 
>         Rob
>         PO Box 129,
> Lawson, NSW, 2783.
> mobile 0429 
>         493828
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> --- 
>         On Mon, 15/6/09, Ian Mc Phee
> <[email protected]> 
>         wrote:
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>         
> From: 
>           Ian Mc Phee <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [DOG mailing 
>           list] Limbach Fuel Pump
> To: [email protected]
> Received: 
>           Monday, 15 June, 2009, 8:07 PM
> 
> 
>           gee I got in in time with
> my kit - my old pump 
>           sure had a worn shaft.  My only problem is
> oil temp is way down - 
>           I even added plastic cardboard with many holes
> burnt with soldering 
>           iron and still it runs far too cool- be buggered
> to know what to do 
>           next.  I mounted the cooler on underside of
> prop with a lip to 
>           scoop the air in and the air goes out of oil
> cooler out its own 
>           chute.  Perhaps I did too good a job- would
> love to see 80deg c 
>           but alas I am lucky to see 65degC!!! (this is
> L2000 in falke not 
>           dimona)
> Macca
>  
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> 
>           2009/6/13 Nigel Baker
> <[email protected]>
> 
>           
>             
>             Hi
> All.
>             I have had a
> few enquiries for Fuel 
>             Pump Overhaul Kits lately.
>             The bad news
> is they are no longer 
>             available. Supply ceased in
> January.
>             The thing is
> Most modern cars are fuel 
>             injected and thus run electric pumps for the
> pressure and in fact 
>             most of the later model cars before EFI became
> the norm used 
>             electric pumps too.
>             Thus as the
> old Volky's get less and 
>             less on the road the demand got so low that it
> wasn't worth it 
>             anymore for the manufacturer to produce the
> stuff.
>             Limbach
> searched hard for an 
>             alternative supply of the Diaphragm and Pivot
> Arm with no luck. 
>             Seems there was only the one company left doing
> it.
>             Fortunately
> they did source a 
>             replacement pump with the same hole pattern and
> Banjo type hose 
>             fitting which is almost a direct replacement.
> It does require either 
>             a new Fiber Mounting Block or machining the
> old unit down to 
>             the correct length.
>              They
> found an Italian 
>             Manufacturer of Stationery Engines that still
> uses mechanical pumps 
>             and Carbs.
>             Thus "for
> now" we have an alternative 
>             pump. How long for we don't
> know.
>             This type of
> problem isn't going to go 
>             away I expect. As with the Fuel Pump I expect
> supply of Carby parts 
>             will dry up before I am done flying as well so
> keep this in 
>             mind.
>             I am going to
> organize myself a stash 
>             of bits over a period of time as insurance to
> keep me flying if 
>             stuff does dry up.
>              
>             Cheers.
>             Nige.
>              
>              
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