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Watch hardware, airspace, landing-field data, and flying with these apps sensibly. Written for glider pilots, from the seat.
The free browser tools that get your own landing fields, your own airspace and one of your own flights onto the watch.
Nothing here ships with a database inside it. You build your own set, get a short code, and type it into the watch once. No account, in any of them.
A watch cannot replace the panel, but it can be a small, independent second screen with useful backup awareness on your wrist.
What QNH, Standard 1013, GPS altitude, MSL, AGL and FL mean on a Garmin watch, and why the right reference matters.
A practical guide to the round button Garmin watch families Cubio supports, and why touch-first and rectangular devices are left out.
How a .cub airspace file becomes a focused warning area
on your Garmin watch, and why local, current data matters.
How a Naviter .cup file becomes a compact landing-field
set on your Garmin watch, and why watch memory matters.