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MaidenheadLocator class
Converting between Maidenhead locator (used in amateur radio) and latitude/longitude, and calculating of distance and bearing.
This class provides methods for converting between Maidenhead Locators and Latitude/Longitude in degrees as well as for calculating the distance and bearing between two positions. This type of locator is mainly used in amateur radio and sometimes also called “QRA locator”.
This class is based on a Perl module by Dirk Koopman, G1TLH.
Compatibility: 
Version 2.0 or newer
Maidenhead-Locator-Berechnung in Pascal? Weiter zur Locator-Entfernungsberechnung…
Beispiel
Der folgende Beispielcode zeigt, wie die Entfernung zwischen zwei Locator-Angaben berechnet werden kann:
string homeLoc = "JN59MN"
string destLoc = "JO63DH"
// Compute distance [km] and direction [°]
double distance = MaidenheadLocator.Distance(homeLoc, destLoc);
double azimuth = MaidenheadLocator.Azimuth(homeLoc, destLoc);
// Convert locator to latitude/longitude
LatLong homeLL = MaidenheadLocator.LocatorToLatLong(homeLoc);
// Convert latitude/longitude to locator
string myLoc = MaidenheadLocator.LatLongToLocator(49.57, 11.08);
Download
MaidenheadLocator.cs10.4 KiBQuelltext der MaidenheadLocator-Klasse
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Licence and terms of use
This software is released under the terms of the simplified BSD licence. You can find the detailed terms and conditions in the download.
Statistic data
- Created on 2007-04-02, updated on 2011-08-04.
- First used in ARLog: Amateur Radio Logbook.
- Ca. 100 lines of code, estimated development costs: 100 - 400 €