Ok, I start Sentinel (this is for the 436hp/536hp), On the second tab from left, Click Edit, then third item down is Add Channels on Range. I click on that, choose my zip code, which sets the cooridinates, then I choose 50.0 mile range. I select the service types on the right side, and import to a favorite list. The attached screenshots show what I get and the order they are listed. As one can see, the Airports do not list in the counties that they should be in. Maybe someone can shed some light on this for me. I just think that the airports should be in the county as all other services are.
Hi Gary,
Thanks for taking the time to explain this to me. I was searching the help/manual options for "Load frequencies" instead of "Add Channels". That being said, I also get unsatisfactory results using this function/feature of the software.
First, just a pet peeve concerning this software feature. To "Add Channels on Range", one must uncheck so many "Service Types" for each experiment it becomes very bothersome. Why couldn't the software open with no STs checked, or allow mass unchecking of STs (Windows Functions)?
Tests:
1) Selecting my Zip and 50 miles Range and ONLY the Aircraft ST, returns a single Airport (Deer Valley) located about 6 miles away. There are actually at least 11 airports in that range that can think of. Said single return enters the FL under Airports Maricopa County.
2) Selecting my Zip and 50 miles Range and STs Aircraft, Federal, Military, Other, and Transportation, returns two airports. The same one as Test 1 together with "Luke Air Force Base", which is entered in the FL under United States Air Force (3D6).
Both of these results reflect nothing resembling the actual airport situation within 50 miles of my location. A very interesting and valuable feature if it would work correctly.
Thanks again!