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Field ID Description
Dist.CTR Distance to controlled airspace. When more than one airspace
area is in range the closest will be shown. When inside an airspace
area the distance shown is to the closest edge.
Dist.Edge Distance to Edge. Shortest distance to the optimal point of the
next waypoint using route optimisation.
Dist.Goal Distance to goal is the total distance from the current position to
the goal. The distance is calculated considering that the optimal
route is made through all pending turnpoints.
Dist.Line Distance to Line. Shortest distance to the waypoint line circle.
Distance line corresponds to the Distance Next minus the way-
point radius.
Dist.Next Distance to Next. Shortest distance to the waypoint center. Dis-
tance next corresponds to the Distance Line plus the waypoint
radius.
Dist.Start Distance to start. Shortest distance to the start cylinder.
Dist.Thermal Shortest distance to last thermal core (thermal dot).
Dist.Toff Distance to take off is the distance between the current point and
the flight starting point.
Dur. Flight Duration. Duration of the current flight.
Flight Level Current altitude in hundreds of feet, based on a fixed QNH of
1013.25hPa.
Fuel Fuel level in liters (available when connected with Flymaster M1).
G-Force Current G-Force being experienced by the pilot when using the
Heart-G sensor.
Goal Close Remaining time to goal close.
GPS Alti Altitude reported by the GPS.
G.R.Goal Glide ratio to goal. Necessary glide ratio to reach the Goal consid-
ering that the optimal route trough remainng waypoints is made.
G.R.M.G. Glide ratio made good. The actual glide ratio towards the active
turn point. It is calculated using the integrated vario, and the
VMG.
G.R.Next Glide Ratio to Next. Necessary glide ratio to reach the next turn
point.
G.R.Toff Glide ratio to takeoff. Necessary glide ratio to reach the take off.
Heading Heading in degrees returned by GPS.
Int.Temperature Temperature inside the instrument.
Land In During competition tasks it is common, usually due to safety rea-
sons, to have a
land by time. The land by time is defined by
adding a waypoint typically the goal to the already defined task,
setting it as
Landing and defining the time. Land in shows the
amount of time remaining before having to be on the ground.
Latitude Current position latitude according to the format defined in the
settings menu.
Longitude Current position longitude according to the format defined in the
settings menu.
Max.Alti Maximum altitude reached during current flight. This is based on
barometric altitude.
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