NAV mode.

[757200ba]

Hi, can anybody explain or tell me where is a tutorial for Nav navigation.
It confuses me a bit.
Many Thanks.

[Sterk]

In flight school,wich comes with FS.

[TSC.]

I presume you mean navigation using nav-aids such as VOR's & NDB's?

If so, have a look here: http://www.navfltsm.addr.com/index.htm

Best tute on the web.  ;)

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[757200ba]

Im sorry maybe i explained my self wrong.What i want to know is about using the "NAV" mode.
Many thanks and sorry.

[marineman]

If I'm understanding you right you mean being able to fly with the switch on nav rather than setting it on GPS? If that's what you mean I can't help you because I fly via the GPS until I'm coming in on approach then I look up the ILS freq for the runway I'm using and I usually fly the approach manually once I get that dialed in and pick up the glide slope.

[Slotback]

i learn't (over 5 years ago) how to use VOR using the learning centre in MSFS. Try that.

[Nav]

Couple of excerpts from a tute I wrote, which may help, 757200ba:-

"(For newcomers

[Fozzer]

Actually, I don't think anyone has answered his question precisely yet?...

On the instrument Panel there is a toggle switch which can be flicked between "NAV" and "GPS"...

Maybe he is asking what is the use and purpose of each position of the switch in aircraft navigation?

Paul....G-BPLF...FS Navigator... 8-)...!

[beaky]

"Nav/GPS" refers to which navigational device you want the autopilot to reference for your heading (or approach procedure, in the case of GPS).

So... once you set up either a radio navaid or the GPS for navigation, before engaging the autopilot, you must put the switch in either "Nav" (which will slave the autopilot to Nav 1 -usually a VOR receiver) or "GPS" (which will slave the autopilot to the GPS).

[757200ba]

Many thanks to you all, the explanation i wanted was the one that "NAV" gave. It always confused me, but now i have a better idea.
Thank you all , and I'm sorry if i didn't explain my self.
Thanks.