Satellite Assisted Landing System Version 9

Satellite Assisted Landing System v9 brings ILS-style approach guidance to virtually any runway in FS2004, using satellite data to display approach heading and glideslope needles for precise landings at paved fields, grass strips, and seaplane bases. It also supports missed approaches with backcourse guidance and can run in the panel or a pop-up window.

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FS2004 Gauge: Satellite Assisted Landing System, v9 (SALS). Using satellite data, this gauge provides glidepath/glideslope guidance into all runways inside the FS world. Approach heading and glideslope indicators are displayed during the landing phase in a fashion similar to those used with ILS and requires the same piloting techniques to keep the needles centered. Because SALS has the ability to guide an aircraft to both ends of a runway, every airport including grass strips and seaplane bases can be accessed with a high level of landing precision. In case of missed approaches, backcourse guidance is provided during climbout. Panel or separate window installation. Includes SALS icon gauge and Word doc with illustrated design parameters. By Glenn Copeland

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salsv9.zip
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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
SALS Design Parameters.doc06.03.06114.00 kB
SALSv9.cab06.03.0624.11 kB
FILE_ID.DIZ06.03.06767 B
Gauge Coordinates.pdf09.16.05106.51 kB
Info.txt06.03.0614.59 kB
Legal Notice.txt01.13.06608 B
avsim.diz04.27.04360 B
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

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  1. Tailhook PRO

    Why is the Author UNKNOWN when it's obviously Glenn Copeland?

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  2. oldgeek PRO

    This is a Fantastic little instrument....thanks so much for creating it.

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  3. bakerfox PRO

    FANTASTIC!!

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