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+1 don't think the new hyperlink adds anything, detracts from the simplicity of the menu.

Regards

Pete

I'm quite confused by the new menu rendition too. Sometimes, the hyperlink (something I clearly do not expect in an application) opens a new windows (maps, plane profil), sometimes it opens a sub menu (navigation options), sometimes it is a selection (Flarm, Dynon, X-Plane), ... 

I can't find any logic or any tips of what I can expect after clicking such a link. What's more, and possibly the most important, it's way less readable (less contrast) and the rendering is quite ugly ... To me, it's a real step backward on usability. 

M

Thanks all for the feedback. We've had various feedback on here, Facebook and by email, and it conflicts somewhat. I think what we'll have to do is ship the feature pretty much as-is, then evolve it in future versions based on a wide consensus. I do agree a to/from indicator would be nice.

Hi Tim,

the OBS as it is right now is precisely what my onboard GPS Systems do. We have a magenta line for the inbound track and a white for the outbound. With OBS only the Inbound track is specified, your numbers on the track are nice! However I would second the request to have a to/from indication on the HSI, because this is what you need in flying Holdings - but this is _IFR anyway....
Thanks for implemeting
Regards
Erik

Thanks Pete, we will consider it further. To be clear, you think the user should be explicitly selecting inbound/outbound when they select the radial, right?

No, I think it was fine as before(without the numbers), just that "radial" should be called OBS. or Omnibearingselector or,OmBrgSel etc and the HSI should have a top and tail (to indicate the selected course) as per conventional HSI.(see attached) 

A "to" and "from" flag would be nice showing waypoint passage(green triangle in piccy), but this should be obvious from the map display.

Regards

Pete

Of a hyperlink? They indicate an action will occur when clicked (rather than opening another menu, or simply being an inert piece of text to show info).

What is the significance?