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I have tried various soloutions for logging flights including a Garmin
E-Trek, LX5000, Palm running Soaringpilot, Colibri, Winpilot on a HP IPAQ and finally an EW. Off all the solutions - the EW is the easiest and most reliable. Stick it into the glider - remember to start it before launching and after the flight just plug it into the PC using an USB cable. No connections to the glider needed as it has its own battery. No external GPS needed as its built in. The flight records are fully approved which is important for claiming diamond flights. The Winpilot solution is also ok but have lost a flight record due to the IPAQ freezing in flight and needing a reset. The Palm with Soaringpilot is totally reliable (over 400 flights and never a failure) but transfering flights needs extra software. It was also far cheaper than the Winpilot as the Palm was about $100 and the software is free. Both the Winpilot and Soaringpilot solutions need external GPS sources - something like a Garmin E-Trex is probably the cheapest. Clinton LAK12 |
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