Custom landout file generator

What happens when you click Send request

You will receive an e-mail the following day containing the results of your request. This starts with the details you entered when making the request.

• If the file generator didn't like any of the values you entered, you will receive a report describing what needs to be changed. Fix these and submit a new request.
• Note: If you didn't enter your address in the last box or it is incorrect, then you will not receive a response.
• If no errors were found, you should receive an e-mail containing four parts:
  1. A report showing the options you selected together with processing details. these will tell you if your Home trigraph was recognised or not, add some runtime statistics and a list of excluded landout sites together with the reason for each exclusion.
  2. A .dat or .cup file containing the landout field's basic details in waypoint format.
     NOTE: if the landout field is at a BGA waypoint, its basic details will be in the BGA turnpoint file and not in this file.
  3. A .txt file containing additional details about each landout field.
     This is the Waypoint Notes file used by XCSoar and LK8000. Other navigation systems may use it as well.
     The information in this file is formatted ready for these navigation programs to display.
     It covers radio frequencies, runway sizes and surface types plus any site-specific contact details, obstacles and warnings.
     It also contains a line, used by XCSoar and LK8000, that identifies one of the landout fields or BGA turnpoints as your home airfield.
  4. The BGA turnpoint file that was used as input to the landout generation process.
     This will be in the same format, .dat or .cup, as the basic landout field details file.