Eventide ARGUS 5000 - Page 122

248° BPG TK 210 kt
262.8 NM 088° 01:15 o
ILS-DME (R) /NONE
ASPH/CONC LITED
SAN
PHX-a
L160°TE
ENR/10
The next three displayed lines give the same
information as the last group of three, i.e., runway IDs,
length, and width on line 1, ILS status and traffic
pattern information on line 2, and surface and lighting
status on line 3.
To the right, the plan
view of the airport is
visible with a final press
ofBVFO.
248° brg TK
262.8 nm 088c
210 kts
•HOENIX SKY HARBOR IN!
068*BRG
.9nm
SAN [1III®IIIIIL16O°TE
83EHI PHX-a enr/10
In the AMEND mode you have the option of selecting
runways fitting criteria appropriate for your aircraft. If
you select a minimum length of 4,000 feet, for instance,
airports only having runways shorter than 4,000 feet will not appear on the map or as
a possible SELect/INFO mode entry. Similar deselection is possible for runway
surfaces and lighting status.
After the primary airport page, each secondary page gives information on up to three
runways. If the airport has more than four runways, MORE will appear at the bottom
right, indicating INFO on additional runways is available. Since PHX has only two
runways, pressing INFO again brings up PLAN VIEW, the final selection available
in INFO.
If all runway endpoints are in the database, the entire runway layout is shown; if not,
only the primary runway is shown and the legend "partial view" appears. The top line
of the display gives the name of the facility, PHOENIX SKY HARBOR
INTernational, abbreviated if necessary. The bearing to the facility (068° BRG) is
shown in the lower left, and the range (.9NM) in the lower right.
Note that there is a curved line pointed toward the approach ends of 26R and 8R.
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