Holding patterns

[marcdeklerk]

good day, as I just ordered my radarbox and are waiting for it to arrive, I was wondering

how do you add holding patterns onto VOR's? I see on some of the images that holding patterns are displayed and on other not? - do you just select the on? - or do you need to update something?

thanks
Marc

[ChrisGR]

Good day Marc



It's up to you what showing on map or not.

Chris

[marcdeklerk]

thanks for the nice photo, however I dont see Holding patterns as a selection, If Radarbox software is similar to Airnav Suite 4, then there is no holding pattern selection, unless I am missing something

I understand yo can select the following:
disply of :

airports
VOR
NDB
FIX(intersections)
ATC boundries(FIR's I understand as per Suite4)
station labels

there no holding pattern selection, as I said, unless I am missing something..

regards
Marc

[ChrisGR]

Hi Marc
You have right. No holding patterns except if you draw one and load it like outline. Perhaps i'm not sure but i think works.

Chris

[AirNav Development]

We are actually looking for a worldwide Holding Pattern database to add it to the software. Does anyone have access to an updated one?

[b744]

if you're talking of updating such features,are you adding new(er) international airports such as Bangkok which only has the old DMG in the database ?
Rgds

[marcdeklerk]

maby try Jeppesen they deal largely with navigational data- thay do all flight simulator X database and real aircraft database, they also do all Garmin GPS databases.

[marcdeklerk]

how do you create a .out file for a holding pattern? Any help?
then we can create our own holding patterns and load it like outline files .out

wil it work?

thanks Marc

[marcdeklerk]

hi there, how about the following additions to the Radarbox software:

1. add holding pattern creator, whereby a user can enter the position/select beacon and inbound track, specify if it is 1min or 1 1/2 min legs, left/right hand pattern and then add to onto the map?

2. Lat/Long converter converting degrees to decimal?

regards

Marc