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dave76

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guys which format to insert lat and long in the ins? expecially latitude is not updating after press enter, it turns the old value.......so ins is wrong alignement

meaning is with ins knob in norm, i insert n42.52.05 nad it reverts to n25.15.09............so i have to switch knob to STORE HDG and only after to NORM and NAV


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Format is N/S DD° MM.M' for latitude and E/W DDD° MM.M' for longitude. D is degrees, M is minutes, and NSEW are the directions north south east west as entered by ICP 2 8 6 4 respectively.

 

For example N 42°52.05' is ICP 2-4-2-5-2-0 (or 1)-ENTR.

 

You can't enter ....05' as that's too many digits. What happens if you enter N425205 is the initial "4" is lost off the left side of the display and the value N25°20.5' is entered. Because this is so far from your actual position the alignment should fail to progress.

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Format is N/S DD° MM.M' for latitude and E/W DDD° MM.M' for longitude. D is degrees, M is minutes, and NSEW are the directions north south east west as entered by ICP 2 8 6 4 respectively.

 

For example N 42°52.05' is ICP 2-4-2-5-2-0 (or 1)-ENTR.

 

You can't enter ....05' as that's too many digits.

 

 

Thanks for the excellent explanation :thumbup:

 

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