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sove
Pulcino
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 Posted - 18/04/2012 : 20:37:49
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| do you move it or should I open a new thread ? |
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Coolwind
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Italy
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Posted - 18/04/2012 : 21:17:20
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| better to open a new thread, I cannot split messages. |
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Fonz
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 19/04/2012 : 14:22:36
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| Bo, thanks for your suggestion. The airspace vertical distance info box seems to display the distance to airspace directly above the gliders current position, but I can only get the airspace horizontal distance box to display a value if I first select a specific piece of airspace. Is there a setting that will get the airspace horizontal distance to auto detect the nearest airspace - I am assuming not, since if you are already under one piece of (high) airspace it would report that, rather than the airspace level with your flight path. |
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bo.
Pterodattilo
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Posted - 19/04/2012 : 15:09:35
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When the corner of the next airspace is closer than the one above, this one is selectet as "nearest". When the horizontal distanze is not displayed, you know that it is the airspace above that is selected, as you correctly say. Otherwise there are no settings for this feature, other than manual selection of airspaces.
You should also play a bit with the airspace warnings settings. The warnings should be switched off (major annoyance when flying paraglider and not being able to clear the message immeaiately), but you can have good use of the information printed on the screan (estimated future airspace infringements, depending on time/distance settings). Feel free to open a new topic on this, or search for older topics if you want to continue the discussion elsewhere. Hopefylly you can also find something in the manual. Dont know if it is covered in the english version yet, but the German one should be complete. |
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LK8000 Configuration for paragliders