That’s easy to do. You can do it in your head, even.
Note time flight started, note where you are, and subtract smaller from larger.
For time remaining, note where you are, note flight’s end time, and subtract smaller from larger.
Heck, you might even be able to determine the time between any two time points using the above methods. Who knows?
Very nice as a SUPPLEMENT to the info currently in the log but does not replace the log for accurate details in the log info.
I like the new graph a lot. I think that it could be improved by putting total mileage. It would be a good tool for expense reimbursement, etc.
Thanks.
I like it, but after a certain period of time the real-time speed and altitude readout fields seem to go to zero. Not sure when they went, but 6+ hour flight i was watching had them earlier and now, at 4:59 into the flight, they are zeros.
I like it, it is very useful to get a quick picture on airspeed and altitude stability throughout the trip.
Anybody else notice the graph is now in two places? No? Scroll down when you select a flight and you’ll see the graph there. It’s also still in the original place.
This is great
Providing some way of indicating nav data (waypoints/reporting points, navaids, etc) as one rolls over the time axis might be useful. This could also be done by showing a vertical bar on the graph at the appropriate time with the ID provided as one rolls over the bar. This could be made switchable