CRJ 200 Checklist vs. The Byzantine Timepiece Utilizzo e statistiche

Checklist application for Javier Rollon's CRJ-200 for X-Plane. This app helps you to follow the standard checklist procedures in CRJ-200 cockpit. Starting up the CRJ-200 from the the cold and dark state can be challenging. Forgetting to complete one simple step and the entire operation could end up not working and you having to waste your precious time figuring out what you did wrong instead of flying. Why go through all that hassle when you can simply download the CRJ-200 Checklist on your phone or tablet and make the entire process smoother, quicker and more enjoyable. The app is complete with proved steps to take you from the pre-flight stage all the way to shutdown and secure. In the future, you can expect consistent updates with bug fixes and additions to make your flying refined. The use of this app is intended only for flight simulators. Features: - CRJ-2000 standard operating checklists - Very simple and intuitive interface - Simple check marking system to mark completed items - Fully optimised with native layouts on all iPhones - No Ads *** DO NOT USE THIS APP FOR REAL-WORLD FLYING! *** How to use: Tap on each item to mark as completed.

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The Byzantine Timepiece

Ever wanted to pray like King David or the Apostles of the Holy Bible and Jesus Christ himself who stated "are there not 12 Hours in a day?". Byzantine Time is originates even before the Byzantine Empire found among Ancient Judeans. It uses unequal hours like a Sundial. The next day begins at Evening rather than midnight on modern clocks. This Application Requires GPS to operate. How ever you can manually type in the Longitude and Latitude in the settings. Byzantine Time is still kept by Holy Monks on Mount Athos Greece, and the Eastern Orthodox Church keeps the Prayer Hours to this day.