FlyQ Pilot's Guide

Distance and Bearing between Any Two Points

FlyQ EFB has an exclusive distance measurement system with Terrain X-Ray ™ that’s activated by putting two fingers on the map at the same time. Not only does it show distance and bearing when you press and hold two fingers on the map, it even calculates expected flight time and fuel consumption that take the winds going in both directions into account. Best of all, our exclusive Terrain X-Ray clearly shows elevation between the points relative to your aircraft and where terrain issues may be (yellow and red areas). The maximum elevation between the two points is shown at the top of the terrain profile.

Tip : You can move either end of the Terrain X-Ray by pressing one finger against either end then dragging it to a new position. Remove your finger to stop the dragging.

Note : The two bearings shown on the top display are magnetic and based on the magnetic variation of the starting point in each direction. Thus, the two bearings will not be exactly reciprocal unless the magnetic variations of both ends of the tap are the same (which only happens if the two tap-points are geographically very close to each other).

FlyQ EFB Pilot’s Guide

Version 3.0 (2/8/2018)

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