> > A couple of approaches have been suggested, and one stopgap (replace
> > the ATIS data file with one that includes AWOS/ASOS like the one I
> > generated[1]). Are any of these something we could pull into at least
> > the plib branch?
>
> Why push for a stopgap solution?
>
> Code to do this has
On 10/15/2007 03:25 PM, Hans Fugal wrote:
> I would like to see AWOS/ASOS in the next release, if nobody objects.
Yes, that would be a Good Thing.
> A couple of approaches have been suggested, and one stopgap (replace
> the ATIS data file with one that includes AWOS/ASOS like the one I
> generate
I would like to see AWOS/ASOS in the next release, if nobody objects.
A couple of approaches have been suggested, and one stopgap (replace
the ATIS data file with one that includes AWOS/ASOS like the one I
generated[1]). Are any of these something we could pull into at least
the plib branch?
1. ht
On 6/23/07, John Denker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > the more festival-friendly names for airports that existed in the
> > old default.atis.
>
> Can you say a few words about what "festival-friendly" means?
> I've seen some examples that consist merely of spelling out
> abbreviations such as Intl
On 06/22/2007 04:14 PM, Hans Fugal wrote:
> This is a drop-in replacement for $FG_ROOT/ATC/default.atis
> The file is at http://hans.fugal.net/tmp/default.atis
1) That is a big improvement. Thanks.
2) This is important, for the following reasons among others:
> I fly a lot of general aviation
This is a drop-in replacement for $FG_ROOT/ATC/default.atis
What it is: ATIS, ASOS, AWOS, etc. information from apt.dat, combined
with the more festival-friendly names for airports that existed in the
old default.atis. Not only the added frequencies, but if my memory
serves correct there are relat
I fly a lot of general aviation at small airports without ATIS, and
where there is no controlled airport for miles around. There are two
frustrations I experience with flightgear in these situations:
1. The ATC/Frequencies box always says there's nothing within 40 nm.
But in many cases there *is*
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