The Navigation Solution for Android Aviators
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Naviator version 1.3.1 is now available in Google Play (formerly known as the Android Market). Edit: A newer version is now available here.
Changes in this version include:
The pinch-zoom functionality on the map was completely overhauled and is now much improved over previous versions
Added the ability to show or hide the buttons along the bottom of the map
Cheers,
Mike
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*Clap Clap* Nice improvement
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Edit. Please disregard, once I shutdown and restarted, all is well. Rookie mistake ...
Hey Mike,
When I go to the home screen from Naviator, that app shuts down. I have to restart the app if I navigate away from Naviator. Reduces the utility of the tablet.
Thanks Mike,
Earl
Last edited by Earl (2012-Mar-14 6:03 pm)
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*Clap Clap* Nice improvement
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*Clap Clap* Nice improvement
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Mike, the terrain feature doesn't appear to provide raised relief using the Cincinnati sectional. but does display the. raised relief using the Pittsburgh TAC. The Cincy sectional appears to provide flat relief however.. just curious.
Thanks, Barry, asus pad
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Barry, the terrain warnings are not currently hillshaded due to the increased memory or CPU resources required to accomplish this. The warnings are flat shaded and are semi-transparent, so if the underlying chart is hillshaded it will show through and make the terrain warning "appear" as though it is hillshaded. If you turn on both the terrain base map and terrain warnings you can see this effect for yourself.
I may be able to add hillshading to the terrain warnings on high-end devices in a future release, but I would first have to do some tests to see how viable this would be.
Cheers,
Mike
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Barry, the terrain warnings are not currently hillshaded due to the increased memory or CPU resources required to accomplish this. The warnings are flat shaded and are semi-transparent, so if the underlying chart is hillshaded it will show through and make the terrain warning "appear" as though it is hillshaded. If you turn on both the terrain base map and terrain warnings you can see this effect for yourself.
I may be able to add hillshading to the terrain warnings on high-end devices in a future release, but I would first have to do some tests to see how viable this would be.
Cheers,
Mike
Mike, regarding terrain warnings, when the plane is on the runway everything onscreen is (transparent) red. During climbout yellow starts to show up in lowlying areas, and spreads out as the climb continues. With further climbing the yellow disappears from the lowlying areas and the clear spots then spread out until eventually all the warning colors are gone.
My question is...at what height above the terrain does the red color in Naviator's terrain warning turn yellow, and at what height over the terrain does the yellow disappear. The terrain warnings on a Garmin 530w change from red to yellow at (I think) 100 ft over the terrain. They turn from yellow to no-warning at (I think) 1000 ft.
Barry
Sorry...just saw there are 2 Barry's asking questions.
Last edited by bkspero (2012-Mar-19 5:37 pm)
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If the terrain is within 300 feet below, or is above the current altitude: RED
If the terrain is between 1,000 feet below and 300 feet below the current altitude: YELLOW
If the terrain is more than 1,000 feet below the current altitude: TRANSPARENT
Cheers,
Mike
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Thanks. That's what I was looking for. Barry
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How long does the weather stay on the map after disconnect from wifi ?
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I really like the "invert approach plate colors" feature, but it is only useable in night mode. Is it possible to make this option independent of night mode? It would be much better on AMOLED devices like mine.
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I'd like to also add that a black background option for the base map would also be really nice.
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