Trackers at WGC 2014 Leszno

On Tuesday, July 29, 2014 4:35:48 PM UTC-7, wrote:
- Not to take away from this great project, but isn't the signal spotty? My ATT iPhone wireless service works up to about 4,100ft msl around midwest and this barrier has been pretty consistent - regardless of tower region I found myself flying around.


Works better if you get low every so often.

;-)

Take a look at 011 in the 15 meter in Poland and you tell me if it looks spotty!

App is designed for robustness. Buffers until it hits a signal. Download and try it. It's free. What more can we offer to make you try it?

Lane

Upon arriving to Poland, I was told by the local experts that mobile tracking was not going to work. In fact, it does work great, even at altitudes.

The pre-release version of GlideTrack for Android is available at http://glideport.aero/GlideTrack/index.html
(Will get the release version in the Play Store when I get back.)

More info about GlideTrack including the source code is at https://github.com/glideport/GlideTrack

Cheers. Pedja
http://tiptop.com/011

PS. You can also see the top 15m tracks after the flight at http://glideport.aero/wgc2014
(Click the left button on the bottom of the screen to go to the previous day.)

In the UK we are having some success using internet linked ground stations
to track flarm equipped gliders. The stations which are based upon
Raspberrt Pi with a usb tv receiver (cost about $50) need to be around
20-30k apart.

Might also be good for US contests especially around the start finish.

Take a look at cunimb.fr/live/ at 14:00 gmt today and you will see what I
mean.

Jim



At 07:05 30 July 2014, wrote:
Upon arriving to Poland, I was told by the local experts that mobile
tracking was not going to work. In fact, it does work great, even at
altitudes.

The pre-release version of GlideTrack for Android is available at
http://glideport.aero/GlideTrack/index.html
(Will get the release version in the Play Store when I get back.)

More info about GlideTrack including the source code is at
https://github.com/glideport/GlideTrack

Cheers. Pedja
http://tiptop.com/011

PS. You can also see the top 15m tracks after the flight at
http://glideport.aero/wgc2014
(Click the left button on the bottom of the screen to go to the previous
day.)

The UK Club Class are on day 5 today. The website has excellent tracking
using the flarm data. Well worth a visit.

http://clubclass.onglide.com/current-day.xml

By the time you guys in the US are awake they should be well on their way.




At 07:36 30 July 2014, Jim White wrote:
In the UK we are having some success using internet linked ground
stations
to track flarm equipped gliders. The stations which are based upon
Raspberrt Pi with a usb tv receiver (cost about $50) need to be around
20-30k apart.

Might also be good for US contests especially around the start finish.

Take a look at cunimb.fr/live/ at 14:00 gmt today and you will see what I
mean.

Jim



At 07:05 30 July 2014, wrote:
Upon arriving to Poland, I was told by the local experts that mobile
tracking was not going to work. In fact, it does work great, even at
altitudes.

The pre-release version of GlideTrack for Android is available at
http://glideport.aero/GlideTrack/index.html
(Will get the release version in the Play Store when I get back.)

More info about GlideTrack including the source code is at
https://github.com/glideport/GlideTrack

Cheers. Pedja
http://tiptop.com/011

PS. You can also see the top 15m tracks after the flight at
http://glideport.aero/wgc2014
(Click the left button on the bottom of the screen to go to the previous
day.)