Dynon Avionics SkyView Pilots Users Guide - Manual (Page 153)

SV-MAP-270 Navigation Mapping Software
SkyView Pilot’s User Guide - Revision S 7-63
o Destination Waypoint
 Identifier of the final waypoint in your flight plan.
o Distance to Go
 The total distance remaining along the flight plan.
o Distance to Waypoint
 Distance to the currently active waypoint.
o ETA (Final)
 The estimated time of arrival at the final waypoint in the flight plan. This
time does not account for time zone changes. If GPS ground speed is <25
knots, the Plan Ground Speed setting (MAP MENU > MAP MENU >
FLIGHT PLAN OPTIONS) is used so that you can see approximate travel
times while on the ground.
o ETA (Next)
 The estimated time of arrival at the next waypoint in the flight plan. This
time does not account for time zone changes. If GPS ground speed is <25
knots, the Plan Ground Speed setting (MAP MENU > MAP MENU >
FLIGHT PLAN OPTIONS) is used so that you can see approximate travel
times while on the ground.
o ETE (Final)
 The remaining estimated time en route to the final waypoint in the flight
plan. If GPS ground speed is <25 knots, the Plan Ground Speed setting
(MAP MENU > MAP MENU > FLIGHT PLAN OPTIONS) is used so that you
can see approximate travel times while on the ground.
o ETE (Next)
 The remaining estimated time en route to the next waypoint in the flight
plan. If GPS ground speed is <25 knots, the Plan Ground Speed setting
(MAP MENU > MAP MENU > FLIGHT PLAN OPTIONS) is used so that you
can see approximate travel times while on the ground.
o GPS Altitude
 The current GPS altitude. Note that this is MSL, not AGL. This number
may differ significantly from your barometric (indicated) altimeter due to
variations in the GPS data model, GPS accuracy, and nonstandard
variations in outside pressure.
o Ground Speed
o Next Course
 The direction from the next waypoint to the waypoint after that in a flight
plan.
o Next Waypoint
o Course
 The direction from the previous waypoint to the next waypoint.
o VS REQ'D DESTINATION