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main features:
- optimized digital ICAO map Switzerland
- two maps: complete ICAO map or map showing only airspaces and obstacles
- profile view with terrain and airspaces (CH)
- visualize flight in Google Earth
- export navigation log in different formats
(excel, html, xml,..)
- simple & clear user interface (in English)
- for Microsoft Windows
full feature list:
eNav Program
- requires the .Net 4.0 Framework (Microsoft download)
- simple and fast installation
- intuitive user interface, designed by a VFR pilot
- fullscreen mode
- large map view (editing tools hideable)
Map View
- 150 dpi resolution, optimized for screen viewing
- high-quality swisstopo digital ICAO map, color corrected for best readability
- full perimeter
- ICAO Map showing airspaces and obsacles only
- additional content from map available via menu (variation, TMA boundaries, MIL Op Hours, Airspace structure, ..)
- different zooming levels
Flight planning
- add waypoints by clicking the map (in sequence or single waypoints)
- move, add or delete waypoints
- select waypoints by clicking on the map or selecting from a list
- edit waypoint position, name and altitude
- display waypoint information (bearing, distance, time)
- set alternate airport
- save and load flight plans
- create and save custom airplanes
- choose units (for distance, altitude, speed and fuel quantity)
Visualization
- flight route and waypoints on map
- 2D Profile view of flight route (Terrain CH, Airspaces FIR LSAS, option to hide temporary airspaces, set MIL on/off)
- display flight route in 3D live in Google Earth while editing
- save a picture of your route, including map
- export flight route as a Google Earth kml file (to show route in 3D)
Export navigation log
- export a complete navigation log, including fuel calculation, as html page
- export all navigation log data as Excel sheet, or as XML file.
- export to the universal GPX format, which allows you to upload a flight plan to a GPS.
- true track or magnetic track (variation)
- add additional time to departure / arrival legs.
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