BASA Wavecamp

• Minden West                (see Minden Wave Window page)
• Minden Central             (see Minden Wave Window page)
• Minden East                  (see Minden Wave Window page)
• Airsailing
• Cal City Area 1A          (courtesy Cindy Brickner)
  
• Cal City Area 1B
• Cal City Area 2
• Cal City Area 3

• Nevada Border
  
• Highway NV 6
• Highway NV 15
• Highway NV 50
• Highway NV 80
• Highway NV 93
  
• Highway NV 95
• Highway NV 95-1
• Highway NV 95-2
• Highway NV 120
  
• Highway NV 278
• Highway NV 305
• Highway NV 376
• Highway NV 395

Darryl Ramm created the following writeup for the SeeYou and WinPilot users.

SeeYou Mobile

SeeYou Mobile supports only one airspace .cub file. This file is in a binary format and you can’t manually add airspace to the file. 
However the wave window is easily added to a .cub file through the desktop SeeYou program.

In SeeYou (desktop not Mobile) select Tools>Airspace, in the Airspace dialog box click on the “Add” button.
Browse for the “MindenWave.txt” (or "ASIWave.txt") file. 
You can bring up a map in SeeYou to check the wave window appears as it should. Now use the Mobile Wizard in SeeYou to update your PDA.

The wave windows show up as “Glider Sector” airspace so you need to make sure that the “Glider Sector” check box is checked in SeeYou desktop in the
Tools>Airspace settings  and in SeeYou Mobile in the Menu>Settings>Airspace dialog.  
As the wave windows are so important I usually set SeeYou to show the windows with a transparent color fill to stand out even more.

For flying in the Minden area in addition to the wave window files you will need a local waypoint file. 
I would recommend using the SeeYou format (.cup) Truckee turnpoint file from the soaring  turnpoint exchange or Jonathan Hughes’ “points.cup” turnpoint file.
This is an aggregate of Truckee, Hollister and other turnpoint data. 

WinPilot

WinPilot directly supports adding one or more files in open airspace format. 
Copy the MindenWave.txt and/or ASIWave.txt files to a location on your PDA that WinPilot will find it – 
this needs to be either the WinPilot directory (default of My Documents) or the top level directory of the SD memory card. 
In WinPilot go to Menu>Files and click on the Additional Airspace […] button select “MindenWave.txt” (or "ASIWave.txt").
Click the up arrow button and then the OK button.

For flying in the Minden area in addition to the wave window files you will need local waypoints. 
For the Minden area with WinPilot I use the WinPilot formatted turnpoint file for Truckee.

Downloads

download the POINTS.CUP file   (rename from point.cup.txt to points.cup after download).
download the MindenWave.txt file for SeeYou and WinPilot.
download the ASIWave.txt file for SeeYou and WinPilot.

Transponder squawk code

Keep in mind that in the Reno area you need to use 0440 as transponder squawk code.