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Horizontal Situation Indicators (view source)
Revision as of 16:26, November 25, 2008
, 16:26, November 25, 2008cat
On a conventional VOR indicator, left/right and to/from must be interpreted in the context of the selected course. When an HSI is tuned to a VOR station, left and right always mean left and right and TO/FROM is indicated by a simple triangular arrowhead pointing to the VOR. If the arrowhead points to the same side as the course selecter arrow, it means TO, and if it points behind to the side opposite the course selecter, it means FROM.
On a conventional VOR indicator, left/right and to/from must be interpreted in the context of the selected course. When an HSI is tuned to a VOR station, left and right always mean left and right and TO/FROM is indicated by a simple triangular arrowhead pointing to the VOR. If the arrowhead points to the same side as the course selecter arrow, it means TO, and if it points behind to the side opposite the course selecter, it means FROM.
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