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01.06.2021, 17:04
(This post was last modified: 01.06.2021, 17:22 by tkallos.)
Hello.
Successfully imported .gpx file and want to convert into .fpl. It works well however all single point needs to be confirmed separately.
Is there any way, that one single continuous route file to be exported in one single step, i.e. disregarding it consists of 3 WPT or 82 WPT for example?
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(01.06.2021, 17:04)tkallos Wrote: Is there any way, that one single continuous route file to be exported in one single step, i.e. disregarding it consists of 3 WPT or 82 WPT for example?
Yes, for that the GPX needs to contain all the necessary information for the FPL file. Air Navigation Pro is said to produce such files.
The dialog in RouteConverter makes sure everything is inside so that for example a Garmin G1000 will accept the file and perform a reasonable navigation.
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Thanks, for your quick reply, Christian.
Glad to hear that you are familiar with the G1000.
I`m aiming to create an .fpl file for G1000 that contains altitude values and after loading into it will be displayed on the MFD Flight Plan page with which, then vertical navigation can be activated.
Do you know, how to add altitude data to the waypoints individually or collectively?
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Tibor
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(13.06.2021, 22:04)tkallos Wrote: Do you know, how to add altitude data to the waypoints individually or collectively?
Hi Tibor,
yes. Have a look here:
https://www.routeconverter.com/complete-elevation/en
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And - regarding to typical aeronautic elevations - it is also possible to do a double click in a elevation cell and to enter a elevation per keyboard.
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(14.06.2021, 15:44)kumo Wrote: And - regarding to typical aeronautic elevations - it is also possible to do a double click in a elevation cell and to enter a elevation per keyboard.
Thank you, Matthias
Tibor