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On Mar 29, 7:43*am, Papa3 wrote:
So, I now have multiple loggers (an older CAI Model 20 and an EW Microrecorder). * I've got all of my task planning set up on SeeYou. SeeYou can export waypoints and tasks in multiple formats. *So far so good. Now, the problem. * The older CAI can only handle 250 waypoints. There are more than 500 waypoints in my file. * I have a long task which isn't conveniently laid out such that a "four corners" approach can restrict me to only those turnpoints relevant to the task (it's a long triangle). * I don't see any way in SeeYou to conveniently restrict the output of the CAI format file to only those points that fall within the task area. Anyone have any ideas? *I'd prefer to find a way to use SeeYou for this to avoid having multiple versions of the files floating around, but I'm open to other options... Thanks, Erik Mann LS8-18 P3 Why do you need any turnpoints in the CAI 20? Are you using it for navigation? I have a model 25 and it still has an old turnpoint file from probably over 10 years ago. All it does it is make it beep when I fly over Aguila which used to be the first turnpoint in our local database. Not having a current database does not prevent the CAI from being used as a (in my case backup)logger. Andy |
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