VRP waypoint database

[mrjamesgroves]

Does anyone know where I can lay my hands on a good VRP waypoint database? I have just returned to the UK from Australia, where all the aviation waypoints, from airfields, NDBs and VFR waypoints, are all published on the internet. I have my own flight planning software, but I need to get the location data!

There is a good database of UK airfields and navigation aids on thehanger.co.uk although this doesnt include any VRPs. Despite my protracted searches, I'm still not finding anything.

Any ideas??

[englishal]

Dunno about on the web, but the Pooleys GPS companion has tons of GPS coordinates, including VRPs.

EA

[G-Foxtrot Oscar 69]

If you buy the Jep VFR charts they have the co-ords for all the VRP's radio aids etc. Great help I find as you only have to use one source.

[mrjamesgroves]

thanks for your responses although do the jep charts have electronic data? i'm trying to avoid typing all the lat & long information in!

[Timothy]

Have you tried NavBox and ProPlan, they are all in there?

[PPRuNe Radar]

Before the AIP came to the web and was issued on a CD, there also used to be a co-ordinates database file contained on the disk.

Can't find the same thing on the AIS website but might have an old CD kicking about which has it on it. However I seem to remember it was in a protected PDF and therefore probably can't just be transferred straight in to another programme.

[magpienja]

Could you run that web address by me again, I dont get anything on thehanger.co.uk

Nick.

[PPRuNe Radar]

That's cos it would be a 'hangAr'

http://www.thehangar.co.uk/

[magpienja]

Thank you kind sir.

Nick.