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Nesis III User's Manual
Displays only VFR reporting points from the database.
VFR
NavAid Displays only VORs, NDBs, TACANs, etc. from the database.
User Displays only user specified waypoints and markers.
Displays all items from all databases together.
All
New Marker This is a special command, described in next subsection.
Second Step
In the second step the list of points is displayed. The list is sorted according to
the distance from the aircraft position at the time when the list was created.
Select one waypoint from the list and Nesis will navigate to that point in the
direct-to mode.
When too many points are listed, they can always be filtered by name. Select
the name option on the top and enter a few letters of the waypoint. Number
of listed waypoints will rapidly decrease. Nesis searches both the name and
the waypoint description. Matching part of the name is marked in green.
4.4.1
Creating a Marker
The New Marker option from the first step is special. Use it to mark current
location. When selected, Nesis creates a marker – a special user waypoint.
The marker name is automatic (Mark 1, Mark 2, . . . ).
Markers are intended to be used during flight. Issue the Waypoint—New
Marker command in order to create a marker at some interesting place. Af-
ter landing, the marker can be edited with a different name, description or
coordinate.
4.4.2
Waypoint Details
Some waypoints, airfields for example, have more features but geographic
coordinates and before actual selection, Nesis also offers the Details option.
The Details options opens the details window. An example is shown on Figure
33.
The window has several sections:
General The top part shows the coordinates and elevation.
4.4 Selecting a Waypoint
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