Garmin GPSCOM 190 - Manual (Page 19)

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trip odometer may be reset
to moijsuro your distance
traveled.
Position Page
The GPSCOM 190 position page displays your pre­
sent latitude, longitude and altitude, along with your cur­
rent track and speed over the ground. The top of the page
also features a graphic heading indicator, which displays
your cardinal heading as you’re moving. The time of day,
displayed in UTC or local time, is indicated near the bot­
tom of the page above the standby and active frequency
fields.
Most of your in-llight navigation with the GPSCOM
190 wall center around the navigation and moving map
pages. Now that we re on our way lets move on to the
map page by pressing!
Moving Map Page
The GPSCOM 190’s moving map page provides
extensive capabilities and information on your present
position, nearby facilities and waypoints, and your active
route. Let’s zoom in for a closer look at our progress;
1, Highlight the zoom field (it may be already be highlight­
ed) and press
2. Press the down arrow key once to change the scale to
the 40nm setting, and press to confirm.
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355' 3R9 55.4
Track Over
Ground
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126.77 12-1.90
Distance to
Waypoint
Plane Icon
Speed Over
Ground
At the 40nm scale, you’ll be able to see your plane
and nearby airports. The line up the center of the page
represents the track-up route from your starting point
(50R) to the destination airport (3R9), with your present
position indicated by the plane icon. Notice that your
plane remains centered on the map, while nearby way-
points pass relative to your present speed and track.