Open joon44 opened 6 months ago
They are indeed coming from a database and the lat/lon/frequency are known. I'd like to hear from a pilot how it behaves in that case. The radio system itself (ILS, etc.) does require actual signal, but the aircraft is aware of distant navaids.
Just came across this one on youtube. Identifier and bearing is shown but not the distance
Also in this picture only tuned frequency is shown but no actual data. Also both pointers are missing which leads me wondering if the pointers, bearing and the distance are only shown when there is the actual signal.
Over the North Atlantic between 5320N and 5030N Route: EHAM/18L N0486F320 BERG4E BERGI L602 SUPUR L60 PENIL M144 BAGSO DCT NEBIN/M084F320 DCT 53N020W 50N030W 44N040W 38N045W 33N050W 27N055W DCT RKDIA M576 OBIKE/N0502F320 M576 MNOLO ULUBA1 TNCM/10
In theory 300NM should be the limit acc this
Describe the bug
VORs are shown ridiculously far away
Steps to reproduce
Input a distant VOR by frequency or by the navaid identifier into NAVRAD page and see the distance. Is there a VOR database where the distance and bearing is being fetched? In this case with the identifier it could be received even over long distances but it seems to work with the frequency also.
Expected behaviour
Show the VOR only when there is a signal.
Evidence
In this case YDF is shown 1261 miles away
I input HEL manually and it is shown 1464 miles away
Trying to see if HEL is shown with its frequency 114.2 I get SOG 935 miles away
Simulator
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 (MSFS)
Crash
No
Agreement