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Cambridge Aero Explorer User’s Guide

format. Files with the .igc extension are in a standard format defined by the IGC

(International Gliding Commission).

GPS-NAV - A Cambridge Aero product such as the model 20 GPS receiver/data logger.

A GPS unit stores a navpoint database, pilot preferences, and flight logs recorded by the

recorder. The Cambridge Aero Explorer program can read and update all information

stored in the Cambridge GPS-NAV units.

Model 20, Model 25 - Cambridge-Aero GPS-NAV products.

Navpoint or Navigation Point - A point used for navigation by glider pilots in flight,

defined by latitude, longitude and elevation. They also have attributes to describe how the

pilot can use the point. Navpoints are saved in data (.dat) files.

Pocket-Nav - A Compaq Aero 1520, 1550 or similar hand held unit running Cambridge

Aero Pocket-NavCE2 or Pocket-NavCE3 software.

Secure data logger - A GPS unit that records a flight log during flight. It contains both

hardware and a software security system to prevent alteration of the log after the flight is

complete.

Special Use Airspace file (.sua file) - A data file that contains information about an

airspace that is restricted for flight by a government authority. Cambridge Aero Explorer

can display these files together with a flight log to ensure compliance with government

rules. This file is the same as those used by Pocket-Nav software.

Turnpoint - A point within a list of navpoints that has been defined as a goal within a

task.

Workspace - Equivalent to a folder on your computer’s hard drive or removable drive.

The default workspace in the program is the folder where you installed the Cambridge

Aero Explorer software (C:\Program Files\CAI). You can define as many workspaces

as needed.

Customer Support

If you experience problems with your version of Cambridge Aero Explorer or have

questions about its operation, our website has extensive technical data on all of our

products and may contain the answer to your question. You can reach our website by

typing the following web address in your Internet browser:

http://www.cambridge-aero.com.

You can get access the Cambridge Aero Explorer web site directly from the program.

From the Help menu, choose Web Support. This starts your Internet browser and

displays the support page (if an Internet connection is available).

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