Flying A Task; Starting A Task - LXNAV LX9000 User Manual

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LX9000 Version 2.6
Usually a task sheet with observation zone definitions matching the LX9000 observation zone
definition will be given.
However when an assigned area is defined only with two radials and two radii some
calculation must be accomplished.
Let us assume an assigned area defined as:
Radial1=30°, Radial2=70°, Min.radius=50 km and Max.radius=200 km
To convert this description the following calculation must be performed:
Direction set to FIXED.
Angle12= (Radial2-Radial1)/2+180°=230°.
directions.
Angle1= (Radial2- Radial1)/2=20°.
Radius1=Max.radius=200 km.
Radius2=Min.radius=50 km.

7.2 Flying a Task

After takeoff the unit will switch to flying mode.
statistics page will change from logbook view to flight statistics.
7.2.1

Starting a Task

Before starting a task (in task mode) a character "S" will be displayed on the final glide
symbol. This indicates that the task has not yet been started. The lower number tells you
at what altitude you will start. For more advanced start options such as maximum start
speed, maximum altitude and before start altitude see chapter 5.7.4. Once you decide to
start the task and glider enters start observation zone, the message
be displayed.
You may now leave the start observation zone and fly towards the first turn point.
When leaving the start observation zone the message
An example of a task sheet is shown on the previous page.
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Attention should be paid with northerly
The pilot will notice this because the
"Task started"
will be shown.
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"Inside start zone"
will

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