Density Altitude - Garmin GPS 150 Pilot's Manual

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The density altitude/true air speed function is also accessed from NAV Menu 1.
To calculate the density altitude and true air speed:
N
O
1. Press
and rotate
C
O
2. Press
and rotate
E
3. Press
to access the density altitude page.
K
O
O
4. Use
and
to enter the indicated altitude (ialt) according to the altimeter.
E
Press
.
K
O
5. Use
and
to enter the calibrated air speed (cas). Press
K
O
6. Use
and
to enter the air pressure ('pres') obtained from local weather stations or
from the altimeter (assuming the altimeter is calibrated). Press
K
O
7. Use
and
to enter the total air temperature according to aircraft instruments.
E
8. Press
and the density altitude and true air speed will be calculated and displayed.
C
9. Press
to remove the cursor.
If your installation includes components to provide any of the information
required on the density altitude page, they will be displayed as the defaults.
F
The
uel Planning page will display fuel requirements for both direct-to naviga-
tion, and for programmed routes. The fuel planning function requires the pilot to
know the initial amount of fuel on board and the flow rate of fuel in the aircraft. The
fuel planning feature allows you to enter different ground speeds to view various
information based on different travel times. If your installation has interfaced a fuel
flow sensor to the GPS 150, the flow rate and other information will be used from the
fuel flow sensor, and do not need to be entered manually.
until NAV Menu 1 is displayed.
to highlight the 'Dalt/tas?'.
E
.
E
.
REFERENCE

Density Altitude/

True Air Speed
NAV Menu 1
Density Altitude/True Air Speed page
Section
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