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Old March 16th 11, 02:52 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Sean Fidler
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Max,

Great Job! Been playing with this in Florida this week and it works incredibly well on the Motorola Xoom tablet & the DroidX.

Sean
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Old March 16th 11, 05:04 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
joesimmers
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I just installed this on my droid x, can you please give a brief
description of how to load maps and waypoints
onto the phone, this could come in really handy as a backup glide
computer also.

Thank for the great work Max!

Joe
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Old March 16th 11, 05:30 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Max Kellermann
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joesimmers wrote:
I just installed this on my droid x, can you please give a brief
description of how to load maps and waypoints
onto the phone, this could come in really handy as a backup glide
computer also.


Hey, I had described that already in my previous post:

After installing the software, copy your data files (maps,
waypoints, airspaces) to the directory "XCSoarData" on the SD card,
launch XCSoar, and configure the files (double-tap to open the menu,
Config / Config / Setup System).


You will find the manual, pregenerated map files and a map generator
for custom maps on our web site (http://www.xcsoar.org/).

Max
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Old March 17th 11, 02:47 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
lanebush
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On Mar 16, 1:30*pm, Max Kellermann wrote:
joesimmers wrote:
I just installed this on my droid x, can you please give a brief
description of how to load maps and waypoints
onto the phone, this could come in really handy as a backup glide
computer also.


Hey, I had described that already in my previous post:

After installing the software, copy your data files (maps,
waypoints, airspaces) to the directory "XCSoarData" on the SD card,
launch XCSoar, and configure the files (double-tap to open the menu,
Config / Config / Setup System).


You will find the manual, pregenerated map files and a map generator
for custom maps on our web site (http://www.xcsoar.org/).

Max


Works great. Removed SD card, inserted into laptop and placed
waypoint and SUA files in Config folder. Then went to system setup
and selected them. Can't wait to give it a try in flight.

Lane
XF
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Old March 17th 11, 07:44 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Outstanding! Thanks to all of you for your efforts!

Bryce
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Old March 21st 11, 05:22 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
JS
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Nice work!
Just put this on a Galaxy Tab.
The easiest installation of XC Soar (and probably Winpilot, SeeYou
Mobile) I've ever experienced.
Incidentally, RAM supposedly now offers a good looking mount for
tablets. Link below.
Jim
http://www.ram-mount.com/NewProducts...6/Default.aspx
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Old March 21st 11, 05:50 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Max Kellermann
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JS wrote:
Incidentally, RAM supposedly now offers a good looking mount for
tablets.


Coincidentally, I just posted pictures of my new Dell Streak mount to
the xcsoar-user mailing list:

http://max.kellermann.name/gallery/f.../streak-mount/

This is Dell's original Car Kit, with the vacuum cup replaced by a
metal disc, screwed behind my instrument panel. The USB socket below
it provides 5V from the main battery.

Max
 




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