On 21/09/11 03:32, Paul Remde wrote:
Questions:
- What hardware platform (PDA/PNA/phone) are you running XCSoar on?
Altair glide computer, with Vega vario in my single seater
Navman EZY40 for use in club two seater when training/coaching
In the past, I ran XCSoar on an HP22xx with a serial connection to the FLARM
- What GPS are you using with XCSoar? Is it built-in to your PDA/PNA
or connected to your PDA using a cable connection, or BlueTooth, or...?
FLARM for the Altair (and previously FLARM for the HP22xx)
Built-in GPS for the Navman
- Is your PDA/PNA connected to a soaring flight computer? If so, is
it a cable connection or BlueTooth, or ...?
Not sure what you mean here - XCSoar is the flight computer.
- If you are using a BlueTooth connection -- is it reliable and easy
to use?
No
- If you are using cables, where did you get them? I'd love to be
able to supply Goddard built cables for XCSoar users. Any PDA/PNA
connector wiring diagrams would be greatly appreciated.
The Altair comes with a wiring harness that includes RJ45 connectors for
the FLARM and Vega
The Navman only requires external power (12v)
For the HP22xx I made up a cable by modifying a charging/comms cable
designed to hook the HP22xx to a GPS for in car use.
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+61 (0)438 385 533 http://www.hart.wattle.id.au
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