Hi Nick,

Unfortunately, the problem is not a Naviter problem - it is a Cambridge
problem. The Cambridge 300 Utility can be copied to an Oudie, but it
doesn't seem to run well on an Oudie. It must be compiled for a processor
which is not compatible with the Oudie. Naviter doesn't have the original
Cambridge 300 Utility code - so they can't fix the problem. Cambridge is no
longer around, so they can't fix it either. ClearNav probably doesn't have
the code. Even if they did - they wouldn't be motivated to work on it.

Theoretically, Naviter could create screens in SeeYou Mobile which would
make it possible to edit the pilot name and polar data and logging interval
in the 302 (as is done with the LX1600). However, I doubt they would be
motivated to do that since 302 units are not as popular in Europe and are
being replaced with newer products (like the LXNAV V7) quite rapidly which
work great with SeeYou Mobile. If you are doing to lobby Naviter - lobby
that they add 302 support (pilot name, polar and logging interval settings)
to SeeYou Mobile. But I wouldn't expect much. Naviter would rather work on
new features which would apply to a larger population of SeeYou Mobile
users.

Best Regards,

Paul Remde
Cumulus Soaring, Inc.

"Nick Kennedy" wrote in message
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Lou
with all due respect, bringing my laptop to the airport, purchasing a
converter cable, disconnecting my Oudie cable from my 302, connected this
new cable, disconnecting the new cable and them rehooking up my Oudie cable
does not sound simple to me. This is my point of my first post. We Should
be able to bypass all of the above.
Simple to me is to have Naviter put the CAI Utility on the Oudie and then
open the program with the touch of your finger and do your thing.

All you 302 + Oudie fans please shoot a email to Naviter and ask them to
give use the option of loading the CAI Utility during the next update, I
would hazard a guess it would be quite simple for them to do so and would be
another great benefit of owning a Oudie.