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Cambridge Aero Explorer Users Guide
Program Setup
Navpoint files
Introduction
Navpoints are navigation points used by soaring pilots during their flights. They are
defined by latitude, longitude and elevation. They also have attributes to describe how the
pilot may use the point. Each navpoint can have one or more attributes. The following
table describes the meaning of each navpoint attribute:
Attribute
Description
Home
The home airfield for this navpoint database. The
name of this point is shown when navpoints are
displayed.
Start
Indicates a start point for a task. A navpoint must
have this attribute in order to appear in the
selection list for start gate points.
Finish
Indicates a finish point for a task. A navpoint must
have this attribute in order to appear in the
selection list for finish gate points.
Airfield
Indicates an established airfield.
Turnpoint
Indicates a turning point in a task. A navpoint must
have this attribute set in order to appear in the
turnpoint selection list when specifying a task.
Landable
Indicates a field where safe landings can
possibility be made.
Managing and editing navpoint files can be crucial to effective cross-country soaring.
Over time, landable locations and airfields change. Pilots who use Cambridge Aero
instruments often keep custom databases of navpoints that reflect local conditions.
Creating
To create a new navpoint database use the following steps.
1. From the File menu point to New, then choose Navpoints. The dialog box that opens
is identical to the navpoint edit screen described below with the exception that there
is no list of navpoints on display.
2. Enter you navpoints one at a time. Fill in the all the information for your navpoint,
and then click Apply. The navpoint will then appear in the list. Repeat this process
until you have entered all your navpoints.
3. Review the navpoints in the list and verify they are correct. To change a navpoint,
click that navpoint in the list to display its information in the fields above. Make the
appropriate changes and click Apply or press the Enter key. Note: You must either
click Apply or press the Enter key for changes to a navpoint to be accepted.
4. When you are satisfied with your list of navpoints, click Close or Save As. The
program prompts for the file name for this navpoint database. A common
convention is to use the name of the home airport followed by the last two digits of
the year. For example, you might use Uvalde in the 2001 contest would be
uvalde01.dat.
Hint: Clicking Import at the bottom of the screen opens a browse window to select a list
of navpoints from another file. The program reads the navpoints from the file and
automatically enters them in the list for you. This is useful because the task of creating a
custom navpoint list often begins with an existing list of navpoints.
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