We need a NAV/GPS switch for the Arrow
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The current approach with a hidden clickspot which only shows up if you have Tooltips enabled (which I do not..) is confusing and leading to user requests for help on the forums..
https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/599416-problem-with-the-justflight-arrow/
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The current approach with a hidden clickspot which only shows up if you have Tooltips enabled (which I do not..) is confusing and leading to user requests for help on the forums..
https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/599416-problem-with-the-justflight-arrow/
@Bert-Pieke To be fair the tooltips don't need to be enabled for the clickspot to work, but I agree a switch would be more realistic
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@Bert-Pieke To be fair the tooltips don't need to be enabled for the clickspot to work, but I agree a switch would be more realistic
@vcapra1 said in We need a NAV/GPS switch for the Arrow:
@Bert-Pieke To be fair the tooltips don't need to be enabled for the clickspot to work, but I agree a switch would be more realistic
Without Tooltips enabled, you cannot tell the setting.. :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:
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@vcapra1 said in We need a NAV/GPS switch for the Arrow:
@Bert-Pieke To be fair the tooltips don't need to be enabled for the clickspot to work, but I agree a switch would be more realistic
Without Tooltips enabled, you cannot tell the setting.. :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:
@Bert-Pieke Ah gotcha, yeah I usually use the 530/430 so I didn't even think about that
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@Bert-Pieke Ah gotcha, yeah I usually use the 530/430 so I didn't even think about that
@vcapra1
Just rethinking the whole thing... for the GNS and GTN panels, no switch (or clickspot) required, check. You can switch on the GPS unit, using the CDI button.
For the G100 panel, fix the connection to NAV mode and leave it there, no switch (or clickspot) required either.
Problem solved.
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@vcapra1
Just rethinking the whole thing... for the GNS and GTN panels, no switch (or clickspot) required, check. You can switch on the GPS unit, using the CDI button.
For the G100 panel, fix the connection to NAV mode and leave it there, no switch (or clickspot) required either.
Problem solved.
@Bert-Pieke said in We need a NAV/GPS switch for the Arrow:
@vcapra1
Just rethinking the whole thing... for the GNS and GTN panels, no switch (or clickspot) required, check. You can switch on the GPS unit, using the CDI button.
For the G100 panel, fix the connection to NAV mode and leave it there, no switch (or clickspot) required either.
Problem solved.
No, that is not a satisfactory solution at all. See my answer to your comments in this post:
https://community.justflight.com/topic/2062/real-life-nav-gps-mode-switch-and-annunciators/12