Thanks for the steer, it was the slowness of the AIS site that got me on my
56k modem. Maybe better on broadband?
Ian.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth S. Whiteley" <ken@kenwhit.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: NOTAMS
> In message <002301c2665b$5f127f20$78362850@oemcomputer>, Ian Mansfeld
> <ian_mansfeld@lineone.net> writes
> >Not bad, but does anyone know how to get them listed by lat/long so that
you
> >don't have to wade through the lot? I did e-mail NATS about the poor user
> >interface to NOTAMS, but am not suprised to have no reply yet.
> >
>
> Before the recent disastrous change, using the programme NOTAMPRO
> (www.notampro.com) one was able to download the AIS files automatically
> and display them on an interactive map. Notampro have introduced a fix
> to continue to see the Notams graphically, although it is not quite as
> simple. You could also set the Dutch site as the source of the Notams.
>
> In principle the AIS site is not all bad, and one can set up profiles
> which can be used repetitively or modified slightly. So far I have
> failed to do this as it comes up with unexplained errors. There is also
> a help file which explains how to use unlicenced farm strips in the
> routes. In principle it is also possible to set up profiles for areas
> where one might be local flying. It is also desperately slow.
> Ken Whiteley
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