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The wind low portion is plotting the direction the wind is going to, not the direction from. Wind is measured from the direction it is blowing from. Hence a head wind of 270 means to land on runway 27 in a head wind (blowing from), not a tail wind (blowing to).

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Thank you for your feedback. The app currently utilizes the “wind vector down” method (plotting the wind speed down from the grommet), which is a standard solution taught in many flight training programs. I understand that different training sources and pilots may prefer alternative approaches. In the meantime, you can use the tool in Pro mode — in the wind section, there is a “Reverse Wind Direction” option, which allows you to use the “wind vector up” method if you prefer. I am also planning to implement this method in the normal mode in a future update. I’d really appreciate the opportunity to better understand your specific case. Please feel free to contact me at alicihansarac@gmail.com with the inputs or tool you were using so I can review it in detail. Thank you again for your feedback — it helps improve the app.

E6b Emulator that works-no adds!

Update review, the developer has done a fantastic effort on this app-I would fly with it in my flight bag. I have crossed checked with my iphone 14+ both front and rear sides against real analog E6-b's and found it to be correct.
Just a user note: the IAS calculator tab is of little use from my point of view. The speed tab should have KTS to MPH conversion.
Lastly if the end user could re-arrange the order of each tab ie-group pressure alt, density alt, fuel mass in one group then a lot of operational safety information is in front of the pilot before take-off.
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E6b Emulator that works

A good tool to carry on your iPhone if your an aviator who fly's. I own several real E6b's so I crossed checked the results and found the app front and rear emulations usable. This is a good flight planning aid but in actual flight leave it in the flight bag as a back up.
The calculator sections are limited by the absent (-) key so a negitive number can not be properly inputed.
I did not see a method to convert gallons to pounds/ liters to Kg"s etc. The front side of the E6b can do this if one knows the conversion factors but is prone to entry error's.
Looking forward for updates.
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