Google sectionals

On May 28, 1:35?pm, Ed Winchester wrote:
Frank Whiteley wrote:
Someone tried these?

http://chartgeek.com/

Frank Whiteley

Frank,

I looked at that deal, but I'm not sure about the $89 that it costs.
You can get sectionals free (forever, I think) by purchasing GlidePlan,
which I've done a while back. I love this program. I'm a novice XC
pilot, so you can put my statements through this filter. I go flying
every day with new current charts of my planned area, and know at a
glance my safe glide range for a given altitude for every airport I have
any remote interest in. Matt Herron has provided instant customer
service anytime I've had a question. Now, these charts are not usable
with Google Earth, but they are legal reproductions of the FAA charts.
I'm not sure that ChartGeek's charts are legal.

Just my 2 cents.

Ed

Not exactly being on the leading edge in the world of computer geeks,
I have not followed this thread. Is it now possible to download and
print on a 8 1/2" by 11" sheet a composite of parts of the three
sectionals that are included in our flight envelope?

On Jun 12, 8:59 am, Dick wrote:
Not exactly being on the leading edge in the world of computer geeks,
I have not followed this thread. Is it now possible to download and
print on a 8 1/2" by 11" sheet a composite of parts of the three
sectionals that are included in our flight envelope?

As a GlidePlan subscriber, you can request a custom chart that is the
result of merging two or more parts of a sectional chart. These are
also kept up to date with new sectional chart releases.

You can then select and print specific areas as needed.

-Tom