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| − | =Nav Ball=
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| − | The Nav Ball is the primary instrument to use if not flying with visuals. It can be seen in three different screens while flying:
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| − | * [[map_view|Map view]]
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| − | * [[IVA|IVA view]]
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| − | * Default external view
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| − | The features of the Nav Ball include:
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| − | * [[Throttle]]
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| − | * [[RCS]] light
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| − | * [[SAS]|SAS\/ASAS] light
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| − | * Artificial Horizon
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| − | * Heading indicator
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| − | * Digital display
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| − | == Artificial Horizon ==
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| − | The artificial horizon is a 3D representation of the attitude of the spacecraft. Where blue indicates 'up' and 'brown' down while the numbers represent the directions on the compass. e.g. 90 is East, 270 is West etc.
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| − | The artificial horizon can show the following icons:
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| − | * Long orange line with dot in the middle: This should be read as the current direction that the craft is pointing when read from the blue or brown ball background
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| − | * [[File:Maneuver.svg|20px|Blue crosshair]] Blue crosshair: The direction of the current [[Maneuver_node|Maneuver]]
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| − | * Three-pronged yellow crosshair: Prograde indicator
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| − | * Three-progred green crosshair: Retrograde indicator
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Latest revision as of 17:31, 26 May 2013
