Can the holding fix be anywhere else than overhead the station?
Watch this space, we are currently working on it!
In real life this will never happen! Why should I bother?
This is especially true for inbound interceptions when you are approaching from the other side and have to pass the VOR/NDB first. It will probably never happen in real life, but practicing those [...]
Why are there no solutions presented on the map mode?
Different methods are taught and acceptable, and most of the times there is more than one way to do it right. Presenting a solution might even be misleading, and it will be obvious whether you [...]
Is there a way to adjust the CDI or the heading bug more accurately?
It is shown in the tutorial: While adjusting the CDI or heading bug, + and – are displayed on the top left and ride side of the instrument. Tap there to adjust in increments of 1°.
I find it difficult to adjust the CDI and the heading bug using the HSI, am I missing something?
You do not have to try to turn, but after tapping swipe left or right. You can use the whole screen, there is no need to stay close to the selector after tapping it.
Why would I practice with the ATIS wind when the procedure is flown at 3000 ft?
You will not practice with the ATIS wind, but have to use the rule of thumb “direction +30°/speed*2” to calculate the wind at 3000 ft.
Can I combine procedures?
You might be happy to read that this is something we are presently working on.
I think something can be done better, are you approachable for suggestions?
We certainly are! Please send an email to info@vor-tracker.com!
Do I take any risk downloading the app? What if I am not satisfied? Can I get a refund?
Apple and Android are very good at handling refunds, and you have to go through them. Read this article for Apple’s App Store, or this one for Google Play.
The app is quite pricy, why is that?
If you compare the app to a shiny, high end gaming app, which will be downloaded millions of times, it certainly seems that way. VOR Tracker targets a niche market, and constantly improving it is [...]
