CIVA Navigation System XP12
Price: 200.00 RUB
This is CIVA v2 for X-Plane 12. Version 2 includes: X-Plane 12 support Enhanced user interface Dual or triple setup Support for independent copilot, flight director, and autopilot instruments Compatible with all aircraft with existing single-cockpit integration Assisted positioning: DME update for single/dual/triple mode and triple mixing Full internal checks with real error codes for failures Concorde version with other internal checks. The standard version will display errors during supersonic flight Flight plan loading interface for partial loading of X-Plane .fms plans on the ground and in the air Assisted user interface for entering Google Maps or nautical coordinates Mouse wheel support Compatible with X-Plane 12 (earlier versions are not supported). Native M1 support for Mac Ability to operate according to the original 1977 manual, including troubleshooting/diagnostic procedures Delco Carousel IV-A Inertial Navigation System. The inertial navigation system (INS), nicknamed "CIVA," is a navigation aid that uses a computer, motion sensors, and gyroscopes to continuously calculate the aircraft's position, orientation, and velocity using inertial navigation without the need for external references. It was perhaps the most popular inertial navigation system, used before the widespread adoption of GPS in the 1990s. CIVA was installed on the 707, 727, some 737-100 and -200, DC-10 and L-1011 Tristar, and early variants of the 747-100, -200, and -300.