RE: Call of the Wind-Data request

From: Sergei Burkov (bilbo@bilbo.com-DeleteThis)
Date: Fri Jul 23 1999 - 10:20:52 PDT 

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Subject: RE: Call of the Wind-Data request
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John,

you can include airport reports in your list. Voice recognition and
autodialing is no rocket science. I could also suggest making use of
a number of wind talkers belonging to para- and hang gliders. One of the
most useful sensors is Fort Funston:
http://www.sirius.com/~mlbco/webcamx.html
 
On a typical day, if Fort Funston blows at 15+ there will be good
sailing at Coyote - Tigers - Stick. 20+ means 4.5 sailing session.

Sergei Burkov, Ph.D.,
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