
Description
Charts Finder 2 is a useful tool to get charts for your flights.
The app is open source under GPL 3 license.
Read the manual for full explanation.
Copyright © Abdullah Radwan
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Log Inabout 5 years ago
Regarding uninstalling the app, I tested it on my machine and it worked fine (see https://i.imgur.com/OMPzal9.png if you were on 2.3 and upgraded to 2.4, or https://i.imgur.com/bhdDKCi.png if you installed it using 2.4 installer). I am not sure how it opens the app. I would love to hear more details.
If all else fails, head to the app installation folder and run maintenancetool.exe or Charts Finder 2 Maintenance Tool.exe, whatever exists on that folder.
about 5 years ago
about 5 years ago
The app can be uninstalled from Control Panel on Windows like any other app, and by running the ‘Charts Finder 2 Maintenance Tool’ file in the app installation folder on Linux.
about 5 years ago
For example for the LIMC (Milano Malpensa) airport there are many PDF files available but they are referenced as https://www.enav.it/enavWebPortalStatic/AIP/AIP/ad/ad2/ADPMC2-1.pdf, https://www.enav.it/enavWebPortalStatic/AIP/AIP/ad/ad2/ADPMC3-1.pdf, https://www.enav.it/enavWebPortalStatic/AIP/AIP/ad/ad2/ADPMC4-1.pdf and so on up to 8
Important: not all charts from 2 to 8 are available for any airport, for example for LIMA just 2, 3 and 8 are available (as https://www.enav.it/enavWebPortalStatic/AIP/AIP/ad/ad2/ADSMA2-1.pdf)
As you can see only the last two letters of the ICAO code are used, and the path where all the charts are stored is just one for all
Actually I could define a source like https://www.enav.it/enavWebPortalStatic/AIP/AIP/ad/ad2/ADP%12-1 of type Normal (the 2 is for aerodrome charts so it should be enough) but I should be able to use only the last two letters of the ICAO code
about 5 years ago
about 5 years ago
probably if I save my credentials there is no need to make an automatic login
Is the partial ICAO name feature too complicated as well ?
about 5 years ago
The two-letter ICAO code isn't very hard to do on its own, but that means I need to implement custom rules for all resources, as some resources are four-letter, while others are two-letter, not to mention the credentials thing. Again, more work.
I might do this in the future. But in the meantime, I don't think I will do this.
about 5 years ago
actually I can just use the two last letters to search for it (e.g. for LIMF I enter only MF)
Anyway the program doesn't return any file probably because of the required credentials: I have tried to be logged to the service in a browser meanwhile doing it but it made no difference
about 5 years ago
about 5 years ago
Always the message "Couldn't find XXXX charts" is shown
Is there any firewall setting to be applied ?
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I think I will remove the resources that have incorrectly named charts in the next update.
about 5 years ago
The problem should be solved hopefully.
Charts Finder 2
Find and access charts easily for your flights with Charts Finder 2, an open source tool licensed under GPL 3. Explore the manual for detailed information. Created by Abdullah Radwan.
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Version 2.4 comes with completely new resources from official APIs that are updated for each AIRAC cycle, and other various improvements.
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about 5 years ago
An uninstaller is not included. Trying to uninstall via Windows just starts the program again 😔