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Documentation Project I did start a complete documentation to 120 languages
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(2017-04-30, 11:24 AM)tocan Wrote: To sort out some misstakes in the documentation just some questions to the developers.

I am missing a picture

https://sailoog.gitbooks.io/openplotter-...pilot.html

could not find it in the git and nowwhere.
can someone tell me where its placed?

https://sailoog.gitbooks.io/openplotter-...indow3.jpg

Is it good to sort out here in this thread several mistakes i did found in the documentation. I do not have autopilot so i can not make a verified screenshot to prove it. Its very important i think to complete a first version of the documentation and put resources of changes and findings there.

Another question is that you offer and suggest meanwhile the RTL SDR Dongle Version 3 how to integrate this stick properly because you write somewhere it do not need any calibration...

Maybee i am going wrong with it.

The file you are searching is in the github repository.
https://github.com/sailoog/openplotter-d...indow3.jpg

Github and Gitbook are working together. You can fork the complete document to correct mistakes or add information and translate it to other languages.

Help is welcome to keep documentation up to date and readable.

Cheap RTL SDR Dongles normally have a ppm correction. But if you buy a RTL SDR Dongle with a ppm correction of 0 you don't need a correction.
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RE: Documentation Project I did start a complete documentation to 120 languages - by e-sailing - 2017-05-03, 10:52 PM

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