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User Waypoints
15. Press the OK Softkey and
the selected identifier will be
entered into the PLACE field
as shown in Figure 1-78.
16. Use the Joystick to place
the cursor over the BEARING
field as in Figure 1-79.
17. Use the Rotary Knob to
enter the waypoint bearing
noted from the WAYPOINT
ENTRY Page.
18. In the same way as
entering the bearing, use the
Joystick to place the cursor
over the DISTANCE field.
19. Use the Rotary Knob to
enter the waypoint distance
noted from the WAYPOINT
ENTRY Page. Note that the
KMD 250 has also computed
the latitude/longitude for the
waypoint.
20. Press the SAVE & EXIT
Softkey.
Also, if a waypoint is defined by
entering the latitude/longitude
and an airport or navaid identi-
fier is then entered, the KMD
250 will compute the bearing
and distance of the waypoint
from the selected airport or
navaid.
After the waypoints are saved,
the User Waypoint List is dis-
played. Several waypoints
have been entered in the example in Figure 1-80. One is a User Entered
Airport, denoted by the airport icon (see Entering A User Airport). The
lock symbol indicates that the waypoint is part of a flight plan and cannot
be deleted until removed from the flight plan.
Rev 2 Apr/2004
Figure 1-78
Figure 1-79
Figure 1-80
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