June 14, 20223 yr 6 hours ago, PeterKoller said: Try EFB2 Electronic flight bag version 2 from Aivlasoft https://www.aivlasoft.com/ 30 days free trial. Peter That is what I have used for a couple of years and it does everything, all over the world. I wouldn't fly without it.
June 14, 20223 yr May try Plan-G, it works with MSFS now Version 4, and it's FREE.. Regards,Pivoti9-10900k * 64Gb Ram * MSI RTX 4070 Ti Gaming X Trio * Steel Series Arctis Pro Wireless Headset * Win11 Home x64 * Beam ET * TM Warthog Combo, Honeycomb Alpha & Saitek Pro-Rudders
June 14, 20223 yr I stopped using LNM because you can't enter airways. For me it's too much work to manually enter all the waypoints individually. Has this changed? Tom
June 14, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, tjrush said: I stopped using LNM because you can't enter airways. For me it's too much work to manually enter all the waypoints individually. Has this changed? When did you last use it? I've used it for years and been able to enter airways.... G Gary Davies aka "Gazzareth" Simming since 747 on the Acorn Electron
June 15, 20223 yr 5 hours ago, Gazzareth said: When did you last use it? I've used it for years and been able to enter airways.... G how? Tom
June 15, 20223 yr Author Thanks again for these new replies. And thanks for reminding me about Plan G which I used in the past and looking at the website (Plan G) It is compatible with MSFS. I will have a look but LNM sure is powerful but a little daunting with so many 'icons' at the top (but practice makes perfect as they say). Also a tutorial using it with MSFS Plan-G tutorial although NO one speaking - gee I hate tutorials with no vocals [added later] Not sure if I even want to 'test run' Plan-G as when I did run the .exe I was advised that it was attempting to change something in my protected documents folder and that worried me. I chose 'do not change'. Edited June 15, 20223 yr by Jarnie Regards John Gigabyte Z390 m/b, i7 9700K cpu, 16Gb Hyper X Fury 3200 ram, RTX2060 6Gb, Gigabyte 32" monitor, MSFS 2020 store edition
June 15, 20223 yr 2 hours ago, tjrush said: how? From your post I'm assuming you have a route, in which case go: Flightplan / New Flightplan from Route Description You can either type it in manually or paste a text route from Simbrief / Navigraph Charts / etc will decipher directs, airways & procedures.... G Gary Davies aka "Gazzareth" Simming since 747 on the Acorn Electron
June 15, 20223 yr I'm not at my PC at the moment but if I'm not mistaken you simply right click the airway you want in Littlenavmap and from there you can add it. The autoroute function can also be used to create routes automatically that favour either airways or navaids. Intel Core i5-12600k, Nvidia RTX 4070 Super, 128 Gigs.
June 15, 20223 yr 2 hours ago, Jarnie said: I will have a look but LNM sure is powerful but a little daunting with so many 'icons' at the top (but practice makes perfect as they say). What also 'makes perfect' is an extremely configurable interface and LNM sure has that! You can disable every part of that top so it only shows what you really need, which is a LOT less than you see by default! You can also remove a lot of the screens you see by default. LNM is one of the most configurable add ons out there. It's almost a shame the default settings show everything instead of the basics most might use. I just have a few icons at the top and 3 screens underneath it: looks very relaxed, not daunting and everything is still very easy to use. LNM pust a lot of payware to shame. It's incredible it is free...!
June 15, 20223 yr Maybe I just can't see the forest for the trees. I'm creating a flight plan from KSAC to KSLC I want my first leg to be from COLOM to BAM along the J32. I right click COLOM and add it to the flight plan. Now how do I get to BAM on the J32? Tom
June 16, 20223 yr Author 17 hours ago, tup61 said: What also 'makes perfect' is an extremely configurable interface and LNM sure has that! You can disable every part of that top so it only shows what you really need, which is a LOT less than you see by default! You can also remove a lot of the screens you see by default. LNM is one of the most configurable add ons out there. It's almost a shame the default settings show everything instead of the basics most might use. I just have a few icons at the top and 3 screens underneath it: looks very relaxed, not daunting and everything is still very easy to use. LNM pust a lot of payware to shame. It's incredible it is free...! Thanks. Is there anything that this free tool doesn't do or have?😀 Wonderful and (as you mention) FREE. I had a quick look at Plan-G as it states it is for VFR which I am currently favoring but details displayed on the map are not easy at all on my aging eyes. Regards John Gigabyte Z390 m/b, i7 9700K cpu, 16Gb Hyper X Fury 3200 ram, RTX2060 6Gb, Gigabyte 32" monitor, MSFS 2020 store edition
June 16, 20223 yr 8 hours ago, tjrush said: Maybe I just can't see the forest for the trees. I'm creating a flight plan from KSAC to KSLC I want my first leg to be from COLOM to BAM along the J32. I right click COLOM and add it to the flight plan. Now how do I get to BAM on the J32? Add the entry point (COLOM) and exit point (BAM) to the flightplan. Then highlight both points on the flight plan tab and right click. Choose 'calculate flight plan for selected range'. Since this is a jet route enter a minimum of 18000 for altitude and click adjust. Select jet airways then calculate. It will populate all waypoints between COLOM & BAM along J32. Nathan
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