In message <970621050541_-529377959@emout06.mail.aol.com>,
Gramin@aol.com writes
>Of course the high tech. of you will just read out your stored gps track
>data. It is all in open ASCII, and you can see when and where you first
>moved, and when you left the runway etc., if you peer closely enough. It is
>advisable to clear the track each flight, or you will end up with a giant
>file to search
Rather than just dumping any information stored in data gathering GPS
machines file it away somewhere on your computer or to disk.
I was able to demolish a malicious claim of low flying by threatening to
produce position and height records showing exactly where I was and when
at the time of the so called incident. Sixty miles (+/-300m) away plus a
couple of visited airfield logbooks to confirm it.
Seems some anti aviation nutters will stoop to anything to further their
case.
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Graham E Laucht
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