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Old April 10th 13, 02:36 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
John Cochrane[_3_]
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Default Compare ADS-B and XM weather

On Apr 9, 7:09*pm, Eric Greenwell wrote:
I'm interested in the utility of ADS-B and XM weather products for
soaring (I know about the geographic availability). Has anyone used
either enough to know? For example, XM weather has the visible satellite
images, but I don't think ADS-B does. Is that a deal killer?

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Where do you get visible satellite loop on xm? Last time I looked
nobody was offering it. Visible satellite shows cu and cirrus. That
and radar loop seem to me the most useful for soaring
John Cochrane
 




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