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Brief description of the issue:
In the basic planner, I find it very difficult to input altitude values. I don’t know how the input field will react every time I type a number.
I often use this entry field to maintain a low ifr altitude (under 17500ft). So I get into trouble too many.
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Put the mouse cursor on the left of 1071 and left click ,then ,on keyboard, pust CANC several times till 0 Zero will be the only number left.Then type 1700 and the final number will be 17000.
I want to start a flight @ 3,000 ft. in my FSR500.
I set a custom departure and a custom arrival.
In ‘Nav Log’ I set my cruise altitude to 3,000 ft.
If I close out of ‘Nav Log’ it shows my departure and arrival altitude is 3,000 ft.
But when I click ‘Fly’ I’m at 20,000 ft.
Do I have to set a flight plan in LittleNavMap or Navigraph, export the flight plan, and load it from the World Map?
What I’m reading is that I need to set a departure from an airport to stop this bug. In other words, starting a flight in the air won’t respect the cruise altitude I set in the Nav Log.
It’s puzzling that different planes start the in-air flight at different altitudes.
My Bonanza starts at 1500 ft., while my FSR500 starts at 20000 ft.
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