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You can choose to show or hide the extended track line of the plane (shown as a dotted orange line) and the bearing line to a next waypoint (shown as a dotted gray line). See screenshot below. You can also show labels on each leg vector that will show distance and course to next waypoint. As another feature, runway identifiers will extend the runway limits on the moving map to make the approach easier. | You can choose to show or hide the extended track line of the plane (shown as a dotted orange line) and the bearing line to a next waypoint (shown as a dotted gray line). See screenshot below. You can also show labels on each leg vector that will show distance and course to next waypoint. As another feature, runway identifiers will extend the runway limits on the moving map to make the approach easier. | ||
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| + | The '''«Extended track line»''' (orange) shows the '''ETA in minutes''' from your current position. | ||
| + | The '''«Bearing line»''' (grey) points to the next waypoint selected. | ||
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Revision as of 15:16, 8 March 2016
You can choose to show or hide the extended track line of the plane (shown as a dotted orange line) and the bearing line to a next waypoint (shown as a dotted gray line). See screenshot below. You can also show labels on each leg vector that will show distance and course to next waypoint. As another feature, runway identifiers will extend the runway limits on the moving map to make the approach easier.
File:Widget.jpg The «Extended track line» (orange) shows the ETA in minutes from your current position. The «Bearing line» (grey) points to the next waypoint selected.
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