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KICT: Wichita Mid-Continent Wichita, Kansas, United States 37.65oN / 97.43oW Sunrise, set: 7:27 AM, 7:09 PM CDT

Flight rules VFR ATIS 125.15 Elevation 1,333’ MSL Clearance 125.7 Pattern altitude 2,332’ MSL Ground 121.9 Fuel Jet A, 100LL Tower 118.2 Procedures ILS, GPS, VOR, LO… Appr, Dep Multiple

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KHUT: Hutchinson Munici… Winds calm, 10 sm and sky clear 30.00 in Hg, 26oC (21oC dewpoint)

KICT: Wichita Mid-Continent… 180o at 6 kts, 10 sm 30.01 in Hot, 28oC (21oC dewpoint)

KOSH: Wittman Regional 220o0 at 4 kts, 10 sm and sky clear 29.80 in Hg, 24oC )18oC dewpoint)

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KSLN: Salina Municipal 090o at 3 kts, 10 sm and sky clear 30.00 in Hg, 29oC (18oC dewpoint)

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ForeFlight on the iPad

A Pilot-friendly Manual by

John Dittmer

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Approach Clearance Common Departure Emergency Flight Service

Wichita Approach 010-190 Wichita Approach 270-009 BLO 5000 & BYD 20 NM Wichita Approach 091-009

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Disclaimer

While great care was taken to verify the enclosed operations, they are not to be construed as official recommendations although each operation was verified with an actual unit. Since the GPS world is a rapidly changing one, the contents contained within may become obsolete and/or unsuitable at any time. Any action taken by the user as a result of any item herein is solely at the risk of the reader. I make no warranty as to the accuracy of the information, safety or suitability for use by anyone or for any purpose. My thanks to Steve for his totally unselfish generosity, Kathy for her endless patience and understanding, and Mark, a good friend who urged me on in the beginning. This paper is designed to expedite the learning curve for those of you who are just starting to use ForeFlight on the iPad, the most recent version of ForeFlight’s "Pilot's Guide to ForeFlight Mobile” contains a wealth of information and remains the final authority for operation. If the operation requires a ForeFlight Pro subscription it isn’t covered in this manual. A partial list of those operations is: Wt & Bal, Search and Rescue, and Profile View. Refer to the most recent version of ForeFlight’s “Pilots Guide”. We used v6.3.2 for the App which was the most current as of publishing date. John

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Table of Contents Subject Page # Controls, Gestures, and Keyboards i Direct-To Operations

A. Using the Search Field 1 B. Select any waypoint on the map 1 C. After a course line has been established 1 D. Direct to a waypoint in the flight plan 2 E. Saving the new Direct-To Route 2 F. User Waypoints 2

Flight Plan Operations A. Creating a Route Method 1 (Search field) 3 Method 2 (Touch method) 3 Method 3 (Edit screen) 3 Method 4 (File & Brief Tab) 4 Method 5 (Copy an Existing Route) 4 B. Saving a Route 4 C. Adding a Waypoint Method 1 (Touch Screen) 5 Method 2 (Edit Screen) 5 Method 3 (Search Field) 5 Method 4 (File & Brief Tab) 5 D. Deleting a Waypoint Method 1 (Edit Screen) 6 Method 2 (Map Screen) 6 Method 3 (Search field) 6 Method 4 (File & Brief Tab) 6 E. Activating a Leg in the Flight Plan 7 F. Inverting a Flight Plan 7 G. Deleting a Favorite Flight Plan 7 H. Arranging the Favorite Flight Plans 7

Appendix A - Settings 8 Appendix B - Airports Tab 11 Appendix C - Maps Tab 14 Appendix D - Plates Tab

Downloading Plates 19 Deleting Plates 19 Rearranging Plates 19 Viewing Plates 19

Appendix E - Documents Tab 20 Appendix F - Imagery Tab 20 Appendix G - File & Brief Tab 22 Appendix H - ScratchPad Tab 23 Appendix I - More Tab 23 Appendix J - Stratus 26

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This information is with regards to the program ForeFlight Mobile. It is not intended to be all encompassing. On the iPad there are only 3 controls the user is normally concerned about. One is the “Home” button, which is a round indentation on one of the short sides of the unit. The other control is the Sleep/Wake button which is also used to turn the iPad off or on. The Dock Connector, located under the Home Button, is mainly used to recharge the iPad. The iPad may be used either in landscape or portrait orientation. Multitasking gestures may be turned on or off by going to Settings, General, and then Multitasking Gestures. TAP means using one finger to tap on the screen. Doubled-TAP means two taps in rapid succession. (Zoom in on maps) 2-finger TAP means a single tap with two fingers. (Zoom out on maps) 2-finger PINCH together also can be used to zoom out. 2-finger PINCH apart can also be used to zoom in. Swipe means to place a finger on the desired line and move rapidly either left or right or up and down. To open an application or app, just tap on its icon on the home screen.

The Keyboard The Keyboard and its 3 different looks follow. The Normal Keyboard is shown below. The Numbers and Special Keyboards are on the next page.

Q W E R T Y U I O P

A S D F G H J K L return

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A single TAP is shown by reverse colors and results in only the first character being capitalized. A double is shown with reverse colors with a line under the arrow. It locks the keyboard in caps. TAP the key again to return to the normal look.

TAP either key to view numbers shown on next page.

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TAP here to view the normal text keyboard

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PRESS-and-HOLD results in a menu: Undock and Split. Undock moves the keyboard up to the middle of the screen so the bottom portion is useable. Split results in the keyboard splitting in the middle to enable use of the center space. NOTE: Both may be used together.

TAP here to collapse keyboard. TAP in same area or TAP in area that brought the keyboard into view to restore.

TAP here to view Special Characters (Below)

TAP either key to view normal text shown on previous page.

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Direct-To Operations

A. Using the Search Field. 1. TAP the Search Field to clear it and view the keyboard. 2. Type letter “D”, space, and the desired, destination identifier. 3. TAP “Search” on the keyboard. Note: In the NAV log the “D” is replaced with the present position coordinates and the destination will appear as typed. The route appears on the map as a magenta line. That means it is the route to the active waypoint (the chosen destination) which appears as a magenta dot.

B. Select any waypoint on the map.

1. TOUCH and HOLD a finger or stylus on the desired waypoint to view the available list. An example of the window is shown below. The example shows the stylus was placed on the screen near the Abilene, Kansas Municipal Airport. 2. TAP the desired waypoint (K78). The course line to that option changes to magenta and the destination has also been changed in the NAV Log.

NOTE: The screen only has space to show 5 selections. Touch and swipe-up to view the remaining 5 selections. Also, instead of viewing the 3 categories (when “All” is selected), the search may be refined to display only “Airports”, “Nav”, or “Waypoints”.

TAP “More” to the right of the waypoint to view choices (“Direct To” and “Add to

Route”). If the waypoint is an airport the choice “Details” is also shown. TAP “Details” for the airport information to include Elevation, Coordinates, and Pattern Altitude. Choices for NOTAMs and TFRs as well as “Add to Favorites” are also available as well as Airport and Other Frequencies. (Swipe one finger up to view information on Runways, Procedures, Features, Solar Information, Service Information, Flight Tracking, and Cycle Information. Tabs across the bottom also appear for “METAR”, “TAF”, “Winds”, and “FBOs”.

C. After a course line has been established.

1. TOUCH and HOLD a finger on the active course line. After a moment a blue circle appears at the location of the finger.. 2. Drag until the finger is at the approximate desired location, and remove the finger from the screen. The above window appears with “Insert into Route” in place of “Add to Route”. Proceed with the above directions.

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All Airports Nav Waypoints

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K78: Abilene Municipal KELEC ZEDUD WOBLO

38.92oN/97.23oW, 1214’ 73.3nm, 2oM away Abilene, Kansas (1.0 nm NW) Kansas (1.1 nm NW) Kansas (4.2 nm N) Kansas (4.8 nm S)

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Pg 2 D. Direct to a waypoint in the flight plan.

1. When a Flight Plan is active, TAP on the NAV LOG icon at the top of the screen. TAP on “NavLog” choice. 2. TAP on the desired waypoint identifier. If the desired choice is an airport, the airport info box appears. TAP on the “Direct To” selection. 3. If the desired choice is other than an airport, a description box appears with a “Direct To” icon. TAP on it. In either case, the NavLog will be updated.

OR Instead of choosing “NavLog” above, TAP “Edit”.

2. TAP on the desired waypoint. A menu appears with the following choices: “Show on Map”, “Direct To”, “Delete”, “Insert Before…”, “Insert ` After…”, and “Show Plate”. 3. TAP on the “Direct To” choice.

NOTE: The magenta line (Active Course) changes to that fix and the NAV Log reflects the same change.

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E. Saving the new Direct-To Route: 1. On the “Maps” tab, TAP the Nav Log icon. ( ) which automatically appeared

when the Maps screen was selected. On the bottom row of the flight plan that dropped down, there are 6 selections: “Edit”, “NavLog”, “Profile” ,the “pack”

icon, the “Favorite” star ( ) , and (Send To) icons. 2. Tap “Favorite” icon (the star). 3. Name the route. 3. TAP “Save”. The star color changes to gold. NOTE: The route is now saved as a “Favorites” and can be recalled by tapping the double-star icon ( )

F. User Waypoints A user waypoint is one that isn’t in the database. It is used by the operator to save any

point on the map for future reference. When it is saved, it is added to the User Waypoints list in the “More” tab so it can be recalled. The symbol is .

To create a User Waypoint 1. TAP-and-HOLD on the map until the pop-up “Add to Route” window appears. 2. TAP “More” on the right side of the window.

3. TAP “Save”. The keyboard appears. 4. Name and describe the waypoint. (The name must be 1 word.) 5. TAP the “Save” button. NOTE: The waypoint will be stored and now functions as any other waypoint. To delete any User Waypoint

1. TAP on the “More” key then “User Waypoints”. 2. SWIPE to the left on the desired waypoint. “Delete” appears on the right side. 3. TAP “Delete”.

Flight Routes Creating a Route

Routes may be created five different ways: 1.  On the “Maps” tab using the search bar. 2.  On the “Maps” tab using the TOUCH method. 3.  On the NavLog screen with “Edit” chosen. 4.  On the File & Brief tab. 5.  On the File & Brief tab.

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Method 1 - Search Field. 1.  TAP the “Maps” tab. 2.  TAP in the “Search” field to bring up the keyboard. (Without a blue tooth keyboard.) 3.  Type in the desired identifiers separated by a space. 4.  TAP the “Search” key after the last waypoint is entered to close the keyboard. Save if desired. (See below)

Method 2 - Touch Method. 1.  TAP-and-HOLD near the first waypoint. 2.  After the pop-up window appears, TAP the

desired waypoint symbol. 3. TAP-and-HOLD near the next waypoint. Continue until all the waypoints have been entered.

Save if desired. (See below) NOTE. TAP “More” for choices: “Direct To, “Add

to Route”, and “Save”.This method will not work for a round-robin route (one that begins and ends at the same waypoint.)

Method 3 - Edit Screen. 1.  TAP the “NavLog” button. If any data is being displayed, TAP the ( X ) in the

bottom right corner of the window and TAP “Clear All”. 2.  TAP in the “window” field to bring up the cursor and keyboard. 3.  Type in the desired identifiers separated by a space. Each time a “space” is typed

the waypoint appears in “jellybean” form. 4.  After the last waypoint is entered Type “return” to close the keyboard.

Save if desired. (Next page)


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38.36oN/96.55oW, 3,375’ 54.9nm, 41oM away 9KO: Cottonwood Falls Cottonwood Falls, Kanas (0.0… 62KS: Dexter Field Cottonwood Falls, Kansas (3.0... SN37: Harold K. Wells Elmdale, Kansas (8.4 nm W) SN04: Roberts Memorial Emporia, Kansas (9.4 nm NE)


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Method 4 - File and Brief Tab. 1.  TAP the “File & Brief” tab.

2.  TAP “New Flight Plan” in upper right corner. 3.  Fill-in “Flight rules, Aircraft, Departure Airport, Enroute, Destination Airport, and

Pilot information as necessary. 4.  TAP “Done”. The route appears in the left column with a “Not filed” notation. NOTE: To view this route on the map, TAP the “Maps” button on the screen. Save if

desired. (see below)

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New Flight Plan

Brief File By Departure By Created

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(Flight Plan Form)

Method 5 - File & Brief Tab. 1.  TAP the “File & Brief” tab. 2.  Select any route on the left side. 3.  TAP the “New Flight Plan” button. 4.  Change the appropriate fields for the new route. 5.  Rename the route and save if desired. (see below)

Saving a Route 1.  On the “Maps “ tab TAP the NavLog icon ( ) to view the route. Note the “Favorites” star in the bottom right corner of the window is a solid white star.

2.  TAP the Star to name the “Favorite route” the route. 3.  Name the route and TAP “Save”. The solid white star turns to a solid gold star. NOTE: If a solid red circle with an exclamation point appears in the upper right corner

of the NavLog icon ( ), it means you have not yet “Packed” for the trip. TAP on the red circle, and then the “Pack” button to download all the appropriate charts. When all the charts are up-to-date the red circle disappears.

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Flight Plan Operations Adding a Waypoint (Method 1 Touch Screen)

Adding a Waypoint (Method 3 Search Field)

1.  With the flight plan showing on the “Maps” tab PRESS-and-HOLD on a flight plan leg until a blue circle appears under your finger tip.

2.  DRAG your finger until it is over the waypoint to-be-added and release.

3.  TAP on the desired airport (KMHK). NOTE: Most likely the red circled exclamation point would appear in the upper-right corner of the NavLog icon to depict additional downloads are necessary.

4.  To keep this new routing as a “Favorite”, TAP on the white STAR on the bottom of the Nav Log. Name it. TAP “Save”. The white STAR turns Gold.

1.  If the desired flight plan was made in the “Search” field and is showing in the “Search” field, PRESS and HOLD in the “Search” field to activate the magnifying glass.

2.  Move your finger left or right to place the cursor in the desired position. The waypoint is to be added after KBFF in the example. The keyboard also becomes visible.

3.  Type the identifier of the to-be-added waypoint. 4.  Save the change by making the route a “Favorite”.

KICT KBFF KANY KDFW KBBF

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Adding a Waypoint (Method 2 Edit Screen) 1.  With the “Edit” screen showing the desired flight route, TAP in the open field. This

also brings up the keyboard with the flashing “insertion point” at the end . 2.  TYPE out the identifier of the to-be-added waypoint. 3.  TAP “Return” or “Enter”. 4.  PRESS-and Hold on the waypoint until it “lifts off the screen”. 5.  DRAG the waypoint “jellybean” to the desired position. 6.  If you want to save the new order, TAP the Star, Name the Route as a Favorite,

and TAP “Save”.

1.  If the desired flight plan was made on the “File & Brief” tab, the above procedures will work as well. NOTE: it will be necessary to TAP on the “MAPS” icon located between “COPY” and “BRIEF” to view the revised route.

2. Save the change my making the route a “Favorite” if desired.

Adding a Waypoint (Method 4 File & Brief Tab)


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39.14oN/96.67oW, 1,119’ 92nm. 17oM away from current l… KMHK: Manhattan Regi… Manhattan, Kansas (0.4 nm N) 49KS: N & N Manhattan, Kansas (4.7 nm N) 3KS6: Marcy Regional H… Manhattan, Kansas (5.3 nm NE) KFRI: Marshall Aaf Fort Riley (Junction City), Kansas


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Deleting a Waypoint (Method 1 Edit Screen)

Deleting a Waypoint (Method 2 Map Screen)

1.  With the route showing on the “Maps” tab and with the “Edit” button selected, PRESS-and-HOLD on the to-be-deleted waypoint until it “lifts” off the screen.

2.  DRAG the icon off the screen. SAVE the route if desired. If the changed route is not saved in the “favorites”, the next

time it is brought up it will include the “deleted” waypoint.

1.  With the desired flight plan showing in the “Search” field, PRESS and HOLD in the “Search” field to activate the magnifying glass.

2.  Move your finger to the right of the to-be-deleted waypoint. (The waypoint to-be- deleted is KBFF.)

3.  Release your finger and tap the “Back” Key until the waypoint is erased

4.  If desired, save the changes by making the route a “Favorite”.

1.  With the desired route showing on the map, PRESS-and-HOLD on the waypoint to be deleted.

2.  TAP on “Delete from route” button in the pop-up menu. The waypoint is deleted from this flight plan.

3.  If desired, save the changes by making the route a “Favorite”.

Deleting a Waypoint (Method 3 Search Field)

KICT KBFF KANY KDFW KBFF

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Add this coordinate to route 22.9 nm away from current location SN08: Fisher Burrton, Kansas (0.5 nm S) SN05: Halstead Halstead, Kansas (7.1 nm E) 12KS: Sooter Sedgwick, Kansas (8.7 nm E)

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Deleting a Waypoint (Method 4 File & Brief Tab) 1.  With the desired flight plan showing on the “File & Brief” tab, use the same

procedures as in Method 3 above.

E. Activating a Leg in the Flight Plan 1.  TAP the “Maps” tab and select the “NavLog icon then “NavLog”(not “Edit”). 2.  TAP the “Arrow” on the leg to be activated to view

the “Change Plan?” box. 3.  TAP “Fly Leg XXXX to YYYY”. 4.  Save the route to “Favorites” if desired. NOTE: The selected leg is now colored magenta and the remaining legs are colored blue. Legs that will not be flown are colored gold.

Change Plan?

Fly Leg XXXX to YYYY

Cancel

Direct YYYY

H. Arranging the Favorite Flight Plans

F. Inverting Flight Plan 1.  TAP the “Favorite” list icon. 2.  TAP the desired route icon to view the routing. 3.  TAP the NavLog icon and TAP on the “Edit” mode button. 4.  TAP “Reverse” on the right side of the “Edit” screen. 5.  TAP the “Favorite” star and name the route. The “Star” with “Favorite” becomes

gold colored with the new order of waypoints

G. Deleting a Favorite Flight Plan 1.  With the Maps page showing, TAP the “Favorites” icon. 2.  TAP on the “Edit” button on the list. 3.  SCROLL as needed to view the flight plan to be deleted

and TAP on the “Minus” icon on its left. The word “Delete” appears.

4.  TAP on “Delete” to delete the flight plan. Repeat as desired to delete more flight plans.

5.  TAP the “Done” button. 6.  TAP the “Favorites” icon or anywhere on the map to

collapse the list.

1.  TAP the Favorite button to view all the saved flight plans. 2.  TAP the “Edit” button in the upper right corner. 3.  PRESS-and-HOLD the 3 lines on the right side of the flight plan to be moved. 4.  DRAG the flight plan to the desired location. (Repeat as desired.) 5.  TAP “Done” to exit the edit mode. 6.  TAP the “Favorites” icon or anywhere on the map to collapse the list.

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Settings Appendix A Pg 8

ForeFlight can and should be configured to the users preferences. TAP the Home button and then “Settings”. Scroll down the left side until “Apps” is visible. TAP on “ForeFlight” to view the choices shown below. NOTE: After a selection has been viewed or made, either TAP on ForeFlight under Apps or in the left-pointing arrow at the top of the screen. The “Brightness” slider appears at the top. Airport View

Show Weather First – ON or OFF. Weather View

Past TAF Translations – ON or OFF. Route View

Airway Decoding - All Waypoints Shown or “Bends Only”. Units/Time

Show Local Times - ON or OFF. Wind Speed - Knots, Miles per hour, or Meters per second. Pressure - Inches of Mercury or Millibars. Temperature - Celsius or Fahrenheit Visibility - Miles (statute) or Kilometers

Latitude/Longitude - DD.ddo (Degrees and 100ths), DDoMM.mm (Degrees, Minutes and 100ths of minutes), or DDoMM’SS” (Degrees, Minutes and

Seconds). Aircraft Speed - Knots or Miles per hour. Distance - Nautical Miles or Miles (statute).

Map View

Auto Center Mode - North Up, Track Up Centered and Track Up Forward. Auto Center Deactivate - Automatic or Manual. Extended Centerlines - ON or OFF. Distance Rings - ON or OFF. Distance Rings Style - Automatic; 5, 10, 25 NM; 10, 20, 50 NM; 20, 40, 100 NM; 5, 10, 30 Minutes, or 10, 20, 60 Minutes. Track Vector - ON or OFF. Track Vector Length - 15, 30, 45, 60 Seconds; 2, 5, 10 Minutes; 1/2, 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, or 50 Nautical Miles. Profile Corridor Width - 1/2,1, 2, 4, 6, 8, or 20 Nautical Miles.

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Map View (continued) Route Labels - On or Off. Nav Log Columns - Totals Only, Leg Only, or Both. Current Location Marker - ForeFlight Airplane, Basic Pointer, Low Wing, High Wing, Jet, Fighter, Helicopter, Ultralight, 747, or Canard. Initial Map - Last Viewed, World Map, Street Map, Aerial, U.S. VFR Sectional, U.S. IFR (low), U.S. IFR (high), Canada VNC, Canada IFR (low) and Canada IFR (high). Hazard Advisor - No minimum speed, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 120, or 140 kts. Hazard Altitudes Normal: 100’ / 1,000’, Heli - Normal: 50’ / 300’, Heli - Medium: 25’ / 200’ or Heli - Low: 25’ / 100’. Chart Legends - On or Off. Cockpit Sharing - On or Off. Show Annotations on Map.

Plate and Document Views

Lock Disables Buttons - ON or OFF. Download View

Reload Download List - ON or OFF. Traffic

Hide Distant Traffic - ON or OFF. Visual Alerts - ON or OFF. Audio Alerts - ON or OFF. NOTE: Traffic alerts only issued when ADS-B Out is detected in your aircraft.

Runway Proximity Advisor

Visual Alerts - ON or OFF.* Audio Alerts - ON or OFF.*

*Some airport diagrams are marked with “Hot Spots” which means special precautions should be used as these areas are prone to runway incursions. ForeFlight added a visual and audible “Approaching runway XXX” or “Entered runway XXX” in v4.7.1. Search and Rescue

Enable Search and Rescue - ON or OFF. SAR Waypoints as Lat/Lon - ON or OFF.


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Map View (continued)

Pack Enable Auto-Check - ON or OFF.

Track Log Control

Enable Start/Stop Control - ON or OFF.

File & Brief Download Filed Plans - ON or OFF. New Plan Format - Same as Last Filed, ICAO, or FAA/Domestic.

Weight & Balance

Audio Alerts - ON or OFF. Preferences

Allow Device to Sleep - ON or OFF. Auto Show Taxi - ON or OFF. Automatic Clock Check - ON or OFF. Disable Ownship - Always, Never, or When speed under 40kts. Show Heliports - ON or OFF. Show Help Tips - ON or OFF. Show Private Fields - ON or OFF. Start on Last Screen - ON or OFF. Extra Keyboard Keys - ON or OFF. Synchronize User Data - ON or OFF.

Airports Tab Appendix B

NOTE: The Airports Tab is in the lower left corner of all the screens. The “Favorites Button” shows the airports you have saved as favorites.

To add an airport to the “Favorites” list, first enter the identifier in the Search bar and TAP “Enter”. Then TAP the single star icon when viewing the desired airport. The icon will change color to gold and the airport is added to the Favorites list. A colored circle indicates general conditions of the current weather info indicated by the following colors of the circle. Green – VFR Blue – Marginal Conditions Red – IFR Conditions Pink – Low IFR Conditions TAP “Edit” and a Red Circle with a Minus sign appears to the left of each airport and three horizontal lines appear to the right of each airport. Tap on the

red circle and then the word “Delete” to delete an airport or PRESS, HOLD and DRAG the 3 lines to change the order of airports. (When in portrait view, it is necessary to TAP on the 2 stars in the upper left corner of the screen to view the Favorites List.)

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History Button


Add to or Delete from Favorite list

Show Map

Nearby Button


Flight rules VFR ATIS 125.15 Elevation 1,333’ MSL Clearance 125.7 Pattern altitude 2,332’ MSL Ground 121.9 Fuel 100LL Jet A Tower 118.2 Procedures ILS, GPS, VOR, LO… Appr, Dep Multiple

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KICT: Wichita Mid-Contain… 180o at 6 kts, 10 sm 30.01 in Hg 28oC (21oC dewpoint)


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Airports Tab Appendix B

The “History Button” shows the airports you have selected in the past. TAP “Clear” to begin a new list. TAP “Browse” to view a list of airports. The choices are divided into “USA” and “All Countries”. Each choice is further divided into an alphabetical list of states or countries. In turn, each state or country has its airports listed alphabetically along with their designator.

This button, when colored gold, means the airport being viewed is contained in the “Favorites” list. TAP on the star and it will change to white and the airport is deleted from the “Favorites” list. TAP on the white star and the airport will be added to the “Favorites” list.

The “Show Map” button - TAP it to change the screen to the “Maps” page with the airport centered and the information data window for that airport open. TAP in the “Search Bar” to automatically bring up the keyboard. Type the desired information desired and then “Search”.

The “Nearby Button” - TAP it to view a listing of all the nearby airports/helicopter landing areas. The list may be filtered to show facilities with weather. TAP the “Taxiways” button to view the Airport Diagram if there is one. TAP the “Comments” button to view any comments for that airport. TAP the “Nearby” button to view all the landing facilities in the area. TAP the “FBO’s” button to view a list of businesses on the airport. This includes the fuel prices available.

History Button


Add to or Delete from Favorite list

Show Map

Nearby Button


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Favorites Button

Edit Favorites

Fuel Prices Favorable Prices - Green Moderate Pricing - Yellow High Prices - Red


The Horizontal Menu or Navigation Bar is in the middle of the page. The Navigation Bar consists of the following headings:

Frequencies – A list of all the important frequencies for the airport. Since there is only room for 6 frequencies it may be necessary to scroll down to view all of them. Weather – Brings up the METAR, TAF and Forecast Winds Aloft if available for the airport and nearby airports. TAP on the desired weather type to view the full text followed by a decoded report. This tab also includes the color-coded circle to depict current conditions. Runways – Brings up a list of all runways along with their length, width, condition, direction of traffic pattern (if Right-hand), glideslope Indicator, runway heading, lighting, elevation and Procedures as appropriate. Wind components were added for the selected runway in v5.0. Procedures – This tab is broken down into: Airport, Departure, Arrival and Approach. Airport – Gives the Airport Diagram and “Hot Spots” if any. Brings up the page in the A/FD that describes hot spots. They are presented visually by TAPping on the “Airport Diagram” button. Departure – Brings up the IFR Takeoff Minimums and Obstacle Departure Procedures. Arrival – Opens the page(s) in the A/FD that describes IFR alternate airport minimums and lists any alphabetically. Approach – Opens the list of the Instrument approach chart(s). On the list of Approach plates, tapping on one will change its status to “Saved”. NOTAMs – Is broken down into Airport, Obstacle, TFR and ARTCC. Each is broken down into “Future”, “Last 7 Days”, and “Older”. If there are no NOTAMs downloaded the message “Cross check with Flight Service appears”. Services – The “Services” tab is broken down into Car Rental, Lodging, Restaurants, Attractions and Taxi. Each Service is followed by the appropriate telephone number by company name. A/FD – This selection includes the information contained in the Airport Facilities Directory for the displayed airport. MORE – Operating Hours, Contacts, Cycle, Features and Flight Tracking are included under this tab.

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Appendix B (cont’d)

Frequencies Weather Runways Procedures NOTAMs Services More AF/D

Maps Tab Appendix C

The upper-left corner of the window displays the Map Mode button which displays the type of map being shown and the chosen overlay(s). The choices are shown to the right. With Wind” chosen for the overlay the following symbols depict direction and speed of the wind. NOTE: To show up, the wind value must be normally transmitted over the internet. If the weather is strictly a broadcast on a radio frequency it may not appear. Think of the wind symbol as an arrow, pointing into the wind. The direction is referenced to True North. Wind is plotted in increments of 5 kts with the half barb equaling 5 kts, full length barb is 10 kts and a flag equals 50 kts. ForeFlight added color for easy interpretation as shown. *NOTE: “Hazard Advisor” is added when the subscription is ForeFlight Pro.

VFR & TFRs

Icing PIREP Turbulence PIREP General PIREP

0-15 kts - Black 20-25 kts - Orange 30 + - Red FLAG - 50 kts

(Orange) (Red) (Red)

50 kts 10 kts 15 kts 20 kts 30 kts

PIREP symbols on the Map.

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Radar Satellite Hazard Advisor* CAP Grid Cell CAP Grid GARS Grid AIR/SIGMETs TFRs Flight Rules Dew point spread Temperature Visibility Surface Wind Ceiling Sky coverage PIREPs Lightning Obstacles User Waypoints

Ruler: Hold down two fingers on the map until the ruler appears. It will show direction, distance, time, speed used and reciprocal direction. Once the ruler appears the fingers may be oriented as desired. TAP the screen to make the ruler disappear.

310oM ->32.7nm, 15mins (130 kts) <-130oM

310oM ->32.7nm, 15mins (130 kts) <-130oM

World Map Terrain Map Street Map Aerial Map U.S. VFR sectional U.S. IFR (low) U.S. IFR (high Canada VNC Canada IFR (low) Canada IFR (high) U.S. Helicopter Heli Gulf VFR Heli Gulf IFR


Maps Tab (continued) Appendix C Pg 15


The top slider bar controls overall screen brightness. The middle choices allows the operator to select either North Up, Track Up Centered, or Track Up Forward. The “Track Up Centered” choice will center the aircraft on the screen whereas the “Track Up Forward” will show the current track as straight up. When Route Labels is turned on, a label appears at each waypoint on the route. Extended Centerlines will extend and label all runways for airports that are part of the route. Depending on the map scale, the labels may not be apparent. The “Distance Rings” choice will show 3 circles with distance labels around the aircraft.

Next to the Map Mode button (Previous Page) is the “Settings” button. TAP on it to bring up the window below. NOTE “Always set device brightness to minimum before using screen dimming feature.”

Screen Brightness

Always set device brightness to minimum before using screen dimming feature.

Auto-Center Mode

TFRS Opacity

Route Labels

Extended Centerlines OFF

ON

North Up Track Up Centered

Track Up Forward

N

Track Vector

ON

Map Overlays

Distance Rings

ON Track Log Record Button ON

The next button is the “NAV Log” button. It has three views: Edit, NavLog, or Profile. If a red circle with an exclamation point appears in the upper-right corner of the “NAV Log” and Suitcase symbol it means that all the data for this route is not current. TAP on the Suitcase symbol (Pack) to view the Pack screen. When the data is current the red circle and exclamation point will disappear. It is a one-step process to download any TFRs, METARs, TAFs, AIR/SITMETs, NOTAMS and fuel price data inside a 50NM wide corridor along the route as well as a 100 NM diameter circle around the departure and arrival airports. The three views are explained in more detail on the following pages. When the “Edit” mode is chosen, it shows the current route waypoints. The “NavLog” view depicts the current route with headings mileages, distances and times. The “Profile” view will depict a cross-section of the route with the terrain and obstacles showing. NOTE: The “Profile” view requires a subscription to ForeFlight Pro.

__ __ __ .. .. .. Edit NavLog Profile

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Maps Tab (continued) Appendix C

Distance: 88nm ETE: 0h38m Winds aloft included (8 kts tailwind) Edit

TAP anywhere in the “Edit” screen to view the keyboard. TAP on any waypoint to view the choices shown at right.

“Show on Map” centers that waypoint on the screen and opens the waypoint description window. “Direct To” changes the routing and NavLog to reflect the Direct-To operation. “Delete” is self explanatory. “Insert Before” and “Insert After” are also self explanatory. “Show Plate”opens a window listing all the waypoints in the route. “Show Airport Diagram” changes the screen to the Airport Diagram.

TAP “Profile” to view a cross-section of the selected route. It shows your planned

altitude relative to the terrain and obstacles along your planned route of flight. NOTE: This feature requires a Pro subscription. The Left and Right sides of the screen. TAP the registration number to view the aircraft choices. These include the various

aircraft entered in the “More” tab under “Aircraft”. TAP the airspeed, fuel flow or altitude to view the subject

choices. When visible, any choice may be changed. TAP the “Procedure” button to view any STAR/DPs for the airports in the route. Also,

recommended traffic pattern entries are shown for the selected runway. TAP “Reverse” to reverse the order of waypoints. TAP “Routes” to open the Route Advisor any of which may be used. TAP “ETD” to change the Estimated Time of Departure. When a valid date and time is

entered it will appear in place of “ETD”.

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NavLog

Procedure

Reverse

Routes

ETD

N2626F

130 kts

9.0 gph

9,500’

KICT ICT SLN KSLN

Profile

Clear


This is the NavLog showing with the “Edit” button activated.

Direct To Delete Show on Map

Insert Before… Insert After… Show Plate… Show Airport Diagram

Maps Tab (continued) Appendix C

This flight plan example is from the Wichita Mid-continent airport, to the Wichita VOR, to the Salina VOR with the destination at Salina Municipal Airport. The heading for each leg is shown under the “Heading” column and the total distance is shown in the bottom-left corner (88nm). The purple box containing an arrow depicts the active leg. weather at that station. The arrow in the magenta colored box shows the active leg.

TAP on the airport identifier to bring up the information for that airport. It also provides the choice of “Add to the end of the route”. TAP the colored circle, left of the “TO” identifier, to select a Direct-To route to it. This also gives access to “Details”, the “Airports” tab for that airport. TAP “Maps” to return to the map with the flight plan. TAP on any arrow to view the 4 choices At right. For example TAPing the bottom arrow in the example above results in the Menu on the right. TAP on the desired selection. Instead of displaying “Both”, the Nav Log can also be set to display “Totals Only” or “Leg Only” under “More” and “Settings”.

Change Plan?

Direct KSLN

Fly Leg KSLN to KICT

Cancel

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KICT ICT 302oM 9nm ---- 4m06s 9nm ---- 4m06 11nm ---- ---- ICT SLN 354oM 80nm ---- 0h34m 71nm ---- 0h30m 82nm ---- ---- SLN KSLN 186oM 88nm ---- 0h38m 8nm ---- 4m16s 90nm ---- ----

From To Heading Totals Leg Remaining ETA

Distance: 88nm ETE: 0h38m Winds aloft included (8 kts tailwind) Edit NavLog Profile

This is the NavLog showing with the “NavLog” button activated.

REC 00:00

Track Log Start/Stop recording control. (TAP More > Settings to Enable or Disable.) Track recording time.

Zoom In button.

Zoom Out button.

TAP to scale the map to show entire flight plan.

Lower/left corner of map page.

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Next to the NavLog button is the Attitude Indicator button. It shows the attitude of the Stratus 2 which must be mounted properly and securely in the aircraft. If it isn’t the attitude shown may not correspond to the aircraft’s actual attitude. It is capable of showing Ground speed, Rate of Climb, GPS Altitude, Ground Track and an Attitude Indicator. In Landscape Orientation the Attitude Indicator display is shown on the left side of the screen on the Maps page, in Portrait orientation, it will appear at the top of the screen on the Maps page. The display will automatically begin dimming 20 minutes before local sunset until 20 minutes before local sunrise. NOTE: The Stratus 2 must be properly positioned and secured in the aircraft. It must then be calibrated to straight and level before an attitude may be displayed correctly. If the iPad is not connected to a Stratus 2 but is receiving GPS information, attitude and horizon information will not be shown. GPS altitude, Ground Track, Ground speed and GPS calculated rate of climb can still be displayed. Refer to the ForeFlight Mobile Pilot’s Guide for further information.

The next icon top of the screen is the symbol for the (GPS HUD), shown below. TAP on the icon to display the eight fields which are user-selectable. TAP on any field to view the available information shown below and indexed as shown: Standard Destination

Groundspeed GPS Altitude Track Accuracy Rate of Turn Other Vertical Speed

Next Waypoint ETE Next ETA Next Distance to Next Bearing Next Cross Track Error Nearest Airport (already in HUD) Nearest Navaid

. . . . .

ETE Dest ETA Dest Distance to Dest Bearing to Dest Current Lat/Lon Zulu Time Blank

NOTE: If a field is already showing in the HUD, it is notated “(already in HUD)”.

Groundspeed GPS Altitude Track Accuracy

0 kts 5 m 1,332’ ------- Distance to Dest

90nm Current Lat/Lon

37.70oN 97.36oW

Zulu Time

02:55Z ------- ETE Next

Next to the HUD icon is the “Favorites” icon. It may be easier to think of these as the flight plans that have been saved. Next to the Favorites icon is the “Recents” icon. TAP on it to display the recent routes. TAP on a route to have it appear on the map.

TAP the “Map Center” icon in the upper right corner to center the aircraft symbol on the screen and also enter Track Up mode if enabled. A compass needle button also appears in the upper right corner of the map. TAP on it to quickly switch between north up and track up.

Plates Tab

Appendix D

Downloading Plates (to the Plates tab) 1.  Tap on the “Plates” icon on the bottom of the

screen. 2.  If necessary scroll down to the last plate. Its image

is dimmed and TAP “Tap to add plate here.” 3.  TAP there to open the “Select Airport” window. It

will intuitively display airports that are open in the Airports tab, then the airports you have filed and briefed, then the “Favorite” airports, and finally the “Recents”. If a different airport is desired, TAP in the search field and then enter the identifier.

4.  Select the desired procedures for each airport. 5.  TAP “Done” when finished.

The “Plates” Tab allows the operator to store, organize and access all of the approach charts, taxi diagrams and arrival/departure procedures. The operator is able to organize the charts in the way that makes most sense to the individual. The toolbar at the top also allows various annotations on the chart. TAP “Clear” to erase all annotations.

Deleting Plates

1.  Tap on the “Plates” icon on the bottom of the screen. 2.  TAP the “Edit” button in the upper left corner of the window. All the charts are

dimmed and an “X” appears in the upper left corner of each chart. 3.  TAP the “X” to delete that chart from “Plates”. 4.  TAP “Done” when finished.

NOTE: Deleting these plates do not delete them from ForeFlight, only from the “Plates” tab.

Rearranging Plates 1.  Tap on the “Plates” icon on the bottom of the screen. 2.  TAP the “Edit” button in the upper left corner of the window. All the charts are

dimmed and an “X” appears in the upper left corner of each chart. A “Hold & Drag to re-order” note appears on each plate.

3.  PRESS and Hold on the plate to be moved until it “lifts” off the page. 4.  DRAG the plate to the desired position. 5.  TAP “Done” when finished.

Viewing Plates 1.  Tap on the plate to be viewed. To zoom in, double-tap on the screen or with

two fingers, PRESS and move them apart. 2.  To zoom out, double-tap with 2 fingers or with two fingers, pinch them together. NOTE: If it is necessary to leave the Plates tab, to go to the Maps tab for instance,

when the Plates tab is chosen again, it will be in the same view as before. NOTE: A “Rotate” icon is added when a specific plate is being viewed.

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Annotations

Drawing

Rectangle

Line

Polyline

T Text Box

Polygon

Sticky note

Clear


Documents Tab Appendix E Pg 20

The “Documents” Tab allows the operator to import and reference pdf documents. Some documents come with the unit and are filed in the Catalog such as the AF/D Supplements for the various areas. The Pilot’s Guide to ForeFlight Mobile and the Stratus Pilot’s Guide are already provided. Importing a document 1.  Find the document and email it to yourself as a .pdf format. 2.  Open email on the iPad. 3.  Scroll down, select and open the .pdf file. 4.  When the file is open on the iPad in the Mail Application, the “Forward Mail”

icon appears in the upper right corner of the document. 5.  TAP the “Forward Mail” symbol to see the choices. 6.  TAP “Open In…”. Select “ForeFlight”. The document will be imported into

ForeFlight and be available to you in the future.

Imagery Tab Appendix F

The Imagery Tab gives access to “birds-eye” views of various weather types around the globe. They are broken down into NOAA Ensembles as listed on the left side of the screen. Each thumbnail image can be brought to full screen by TAPing on the image. When in full screen a star appears in the upper right corner. TAP on it to make the image a “favorite”. Return to the thumbnail screen by TAPing “Close”. If any images have been designated as “Favorite”, the “Favorites” icon (a double star) appears when in the thumbnail view. TAP on it to see which images are “favorites”. Featured - Allows the pilot to view 4 thumbnail U.S. maps. Alaska - Provides 24 thumbnails of various Alaska weather charts. Alaska (Winds Aloft) - Provides 20 thumbnails of winds aloft at different levels. AIRMETS/SIGMETS - Provides 17 panels of the U.S. for Ice and Freezing Level. Turbulence - Provides 35 panels showing turbulence at different levels. Icing - Provides 24 panels of Icing information. Looping Doppler Radar - Provides 12 panels of the U.S. showing the looping radar returns. Outlook - Provides 13 panels to show the surface analysis charts for the U.S. Outlook (SIGWX) - Provides 9 panels for low level significant weather prognosis. Pacific - 23 panels that show surface analysis, forecast, and wave forecast.


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PIREPs - 18 panels that show Weather, Turbulence and Icing for the U.S. Prognostic Charts - 5 panels that show the Surface Analysis at various times. Static Doppler Radar - 13 panels that show the radar returns for various parts of the U.S. at a given time. Infrared - 22 panels to show infrared images (cloud tops). Visible - Same panels as above to show visible images. Winds Aloft - 60 panels that depict winds from surface to FL 420.

File & Brief Tab Appendix G Pg 22

The “File & Brief” Tab allows the operator to Select the desired flight plan from the list on the left side of the screen.

1.  Select the Flight rules. 2.  Fill out the aircraft, TAS, departure airport and time, route, Time Enroute,

altitude, fuel onboard along with destination and pilot information. 3.  Select “Brief” on the bottom of the page. The planned flight cannot be more

than 24 hours away and must be more than 5 minutes away. 4.  When ready, TAP the “File” button. NOTE: 1.  When you TAP the “Maps” button the screen will change to the Maps view

with the aircraft positioned in the center. 2.  Select the Map type and the desired Overlay.

New Flight Plan

Sort selector

Brief File By Departure By Created

Edit File & Brief

(Each saved route is shown. They may be listed “BY Departure” or “By Created”.) TAP on the flight plan to have it show on the screen. Swipe a finger from, left to right, across the carrot > on the right side of the flight plan and the “Delete” button appears. TAP the “Delete” button to delete the route.

Flight rules VFR

Aircraft N2626F True Airspeed 130 Airspeed Units Knots

Airport KICT Time Sep 14, 11:30 PM CDT Souls aboard 1

Route KICT ICT SLN KSLN Cruise altitude (MSL) 8500 Time Enroute 0h 37m

ScratchPad Tab Appendix H Pg 23

TAP the “ScratchPad” icon to open. On the top of the screen there are two selections: “Draw” and “Type”.

Draw - allows one to freehand draw on the screen much like a chalkboard. Type - allows one to use the popup keyboard. “Clear” in the upper right corner when TAPped brings up a confirmation “Clear

Scratchpad” note. TAP it and the screen reverts to a blank screen. NOTE: Clearing the “Draw” screen does not affect the “Type” screen and the

reverse is also true. TAP the “Gear” icon at the far right to view 3 choices of drawing lines.

Appendix I More Tab

The “More” tab contains nine choices: Downloads - Lists all the chart downloads and their status. Accounts - Shows the subscription information along with pricing for other

subscriptions. Aircraft - Displays the Aircraft that have already been entered. To add another

aircraft. TAP the “PLUS” icon in the upper right corner and fill in the information. Weight & Balance - This selection requires ForeFlight Pro subscription. Settings - (Similar to the “Maps” tab) (starting on our page 14). The total list includes:

AIRPORT VIEW Show Weather First - ON or OFF. WEATHER VIEW Past TAF Translations - ON or OFF. ROUTE VIEW Airway Decoding - All Waypoints Shown or Bends Only. UNITS/TIME Show Local Times - ON or OFF. Wind Speed - Knots, Miles per Hour, or Meters per second. PRESSURE - Inches of Mercury or Millibars. Temperature - Celsius or Fahrenheit. Visibility - Miles (statute) or Kilometers.

Latitude/Longitude - DD.ddo, DDoMM.mm or DDoMM’SS”. Aircraft Speed - Knots or Miles per hour. Distance - Nautical Miles or Miles (statute).


MAP VIEW - Auto Center Mode - North Up, Track Up Centered, or Track Up Forward. Auto Center Deactivate - Automatic or Manual. Extended Centerlines - ON or OFF. Distance Rings - ON or OFF. Distance Rings Style - Automatic, 5, 10, 25 Nautical Miles, 10, 20, 50 Nautical Miles, 20, 40, 100 Nautical Miles, 5, 10, 30 Minutes, 10, 20, 60 Minutes. Track Vector - ON or OFF. Track Vector Length - 15, 30, 45 or 60 Seconds, 2, 5, or 10 Minutes, 1/2, 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, or 50 Nautical Miles. Profile Corridor Width - 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, or 20 Nautical Miles. Route Labels - On or OFF. Nav Log Columns - Totals, Leg Only, or Both. Current Location Marker - ForeFlight Airplane, Basic Pointer, Low Wing, High Wing, Jet, Fighter, Helicopter, Ultralight, 747 or Canard. Initial Map - Last Viewed, World Map, Street Map, Aerial, U.S. VFR sectional, U.S. IFR (low), U.S. IFR (high), Canada VNC, Canada IFR (Low) or Canada IFR (high). Hazard Advisor - No Minimum speed, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 120, or 140 knots. Hazard Altitudes - Normal: 100’ / 1,000’, Heli - Normal: 50’ / 300’, Heli - Medium: 25’ / 200’, or Heli - Low: 25’ / 100’. Chart Legends - ON or OFF. Cockpit Sharing - ON or OFF. Show Annotations on Map - ON or OFF. PLATE AND DOCUMENT VIEWS Lock Disables Buttons - ON or OFF. DOWNLOAD VIEW Reload Downloaded List - ON or OFF. TRAFFIC Hide Distant Traffic - ON or OFF. Visual Alerts - ON or OFF. Audio Alerts - ON or OFF. RUNWAY PROXIMITY ADVISOR Visual Alerts - ON or OFF. Audio Alerts - ON or OFF.

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More Tab (Continued)


SEARCH AND RESCUE Enable Search and Rescue - ON or OFF. SAR Waypoints as Lat/Lon - ON or OFF. PACK Enable Auto-Check - ON or OFF. TRACK LOG CONTROL Enable Start/Stop Control - ON or OFF. FILE & BRIEF Download Filed Plans - ON or OFF. New Plan Format - Same as Last Filed, ICAO, or FAA/Domestic. WEIGHT & BALANCE Audio Alerts - ON or OFF. PREFERENCES Allow Device to Sleep - ON or OFF. Auto Show Taxi - ON or OFF. Automatic Clock Check - ON or OFF. Enable Ownship - Always, Never, or When speed under 40 kts. Show Heliports - ON or OFF. Show Help Tips - ON or OFF. Show Private Airports - ON or OFF. Start on Last Screen - ON or OFF. Extra Keyboard Keys - ON or OFF. Synchronize User Data - ON or OFF. User Waypoints - All user waypoints are listed. TAP on one to view in Maps. TAP on the “Information” i icon to view its coordinates. Track Logs - A listing of all track logs. Devices - Shows any connected, explicitly supported by ForeFlight, components such as an external GPS and data connections. About - Information about ForeFlight Mobile and the current version number.

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More Tab (Continued)

Appendix J Stratus Stratus

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Stratus, as it pertains to ForeFlight Mobile, is a battery-powered, wire-free ADS-B WAAS receiver in the aircraft that receives weather products and aircraft position. It is manufactured by Appareo and available exclusively through Sporty’s. As you can see from the graphic below coverage does include the entire U.S. The number of weather products available from Stratus is different than XM weather. They include: NEXRAD, METARs, TAFs, TFRs, AIRMETs, SIGMETs, NOTAMs, Winds/Temperature Aloft, and Pilot Reports. Since the Stratus receiver was designed for ForeFlight Mobile, the operation is seamless. The high gain internal antenna all but eliminates the need for an external antenna although there is one available. There is only an ON/OFF button, 3 L.E.D. lights and a plug to charge the internal battery. Due to their frequency, the ADS-B works much like the VOR system. The antenna needs to be within a line-of-sight in order for the unit to receive. The optional external antenna will boost the signal so if you fly into fringe areas or no coverage areas it may be a good investment. For more information visit: sportys.com/stratus. NOTE: Baron Mobil Link/XM, when paired with a WxWorx data receiver, is another source for SM WX Satellite Weather. NOTE: ADS-B is now installed nationwide, the FAA said on April 14, 2014, although services won't be available at all air traffic facilities until 2019. "The installation of this radio network clears the way for air traffic controllers to begin using ADS-B to separate equipped aircraft nationwide," said FAA Administrator Michael Huerta in a statement. "It will also provide pilots flying aircraft equipped with the proper avionics with traffic information, weather data and other flight information." Of the 230 air traffic facilities across the country, 100 are currently using ADS-B to separate traffic, according to the FAA. All aircraft operating in controlled airspace must be equipped with ADS-B Out avionics that broadcast the plane's location by Jan. 1, 2020.