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4.0 Main Menu

Touching the distance button in the upper right corner will show the main menu.

Figure 12. Main Menu (Touch distance box at the upper right of the screen.)

4.1 OK

The

button returns you to the main screen. Pushing any OK button in the Pocket-NAV program returns

to the main flying screen.

4.2 Edit Task

The Pocket-NAV allows you to easily enter and save a task. Tasks are saved as a string of numbers, which

means you will find odd tasks have been saved if you change waypoint files, for example, because you go to a

different soaring site. This also means that if you change waypoint files temporarily, for example to look at

the layout of a site, and then change back your saved task will remain.

Many pilots wish to enter a task before a flight. You can enter a task using the simulator, exit the program,

and use this tasks later with the Pocket-NAV connected to the GPS.

IF you are using a GPS-NAV, we recommend that you load the same waypoint file into both the Pocket-NAV

and the GPS-NAV. This allows you to use the GPS-NAV data in flight (choose yes to “Use GPS-NAV

waypoints only?” on start up, see Section 3.1) and to enter tasks in the Pocket-NAV using the simulator, when

the GPS-NAV is not connected. Using the same file ensures that the turnpoints and tasks are the same.

To check the task and view distances, see Section

4.3 Show Task

To electronically declare tasks for badge and record flights see Declare Tasks On

Section 4.8.5 Task

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