Please read the feature request. Some people want geometric L/D for good reason
(e.g. very altitude dependent wind) I for myself would prefer L/D relative to
airmass. Wich one is our "curent L/D" btw?
So i would propose making this an option. E.g. a combo box with a few useful
choices, like:
- Arrival altitude
- altitude + L/D
- altitude + L/D air
- L/D
- L/D air
Olaf
John Wharington <jwharing...@gmail.com> schrieb:
L/D relative to airmass is more useful, I really can't see how knowing
geometric gradient helps.
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 12:07 AM, Tobias Bieniek <tobias.bien...@gmx.de> wrote:
> That is a valid question and by reading both feature requests it seems
> that people are actually requesting both independently. My personal
> opinion would favor the L/D relative to the airmass. If I understand
> correctly that version would take the wind into account, right? I
> don't think the geometric L/D is particularly useful as it doesn't
> even take the wind drift in cruise into account. Not sure how the
> others do it but if I remember right LK8000 shows the geometric value.
>
> Turbo
>
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