Eventide ARGUS 5000 - Page 121

Having previously selected PHX, Phoenix Sky Harbor, we now hit the INFO button.
The first display always contains information pertaining to the airport as a whole, and
specific data pertaining to the primary runway.
248° BRG TK 210 kts
262.8 nm 088° 01:15 = 05
HOENIX AZ
HOENIX SKY HARBOR IN1
33° 26.16 1132' MSL
112° 00.52 13° E
ATIS 121.20 TV/R 118.70
APCH 124.90 GND 121.85
SRP-v RAD: 259V6.0NM
FUEL: JET A/AVGAS
RWY:08L/26RU000'X148'
^ONE/NONE (R)
ASPH/CONC LITED more
1: City PHOENIX, state AZ
2: Airport name PHOENIX SKY HARBOR
INTernational (names are abbreviated as necessary to fit
the screen)
3: Latitude N 33° 26.16 elevation 1132' MSL
4: Longitude Wl 12° 00.52 magvar 13° E
5: A maximum of 4 frequencies. In this case, ATIS,
ToWeR, APproaCH, and GrouND. PHX is a "class 1"
airport, with ATIS and Tower. If the airport in question
has no ATIS and/or Tower, Common Traffic Advisory
Frequency or UniCOM will be substituted if available
6: Nearest VOR to airport SRP-v, and the airport's
RADial/dist, 25976.0NM from the VOR
7: FUEL available (if known), in this case JET A and AVGAS
8: RunWaY 08L/26R Length 110001 Width 148'
9: Instrument Landing System (if any) NONE(08L)/NONE (26R) Right-hand traffic
pattern (R) for runway 26R
10:Runway surface ASPHalt/CONCrete LITED (or UNLITED)
The final entry, MORE, tells you that there is additional runway information available.
By pressing INFO again, you can call up the next runway display, shown on the next
page.
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