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Nova Mentor 5 S (2017)

General Information
ManufacturerNOVA Vertriebsgesellschaft m.b.H.
ModelMentor 5
Year2017
SizeS
Line chartOpen
Total airtimen/a
Line set airtimen/a
Tolerance +/- 10mm (Review)
Data integrity & access

    Settings

    The amount of mm your measurement set-up adds/removes.
    Put a positive value if your set-up adds to the actual length.
    Put a negative value if your set-up removes from the actual length.

    Wing as seen from above in flight

    A1

    AG1
    AG2

    B1

    BG1
    BG2

    C1

    CG1
    CG2
    DG1
    DG2

    A2

    AG3
    AG4

    B2

    BG3
    BG4

    C2

    CG3
    CG4
    DG3
    DG4

    A3

    AG5
    AG6
    AG7
    AG8
    AG9
    AG10

    B3

    BG5
    BG6
    BG7
    BG8
    BG9
    BG10

    C3

    CG5
    CG6
    CG7
    CG8
    CG9
    CG10
    DG5

    S

    SAG1
    SAG2
    SG1
    SBG1
    SBG2
    SG2
    SG3
    SG4

    A1

    AG1
    AG2

    B1

    BG1
    BG2

    C1

    CG1
    CG2
    DG1
    DG2

    A2

    AG3
    AG4

    B2

    BG3
    BG4

    C2

    CG3
    CG4
    DG3
    DG4

    A3

    AG5
    AG6
    AG7
    AG8
    AG9
    AG10

    B3

    BG5
    BG6
    BG7
    BG8
    BG9
    BG10

    C3

    CG5
    CG6
    CG7
    CG8
    CG9
    CG10
    DG5

    S

    SAG1
    SAG2
    SG1
    SBG1
    SBG2
    SG2
    SG3
    SG4
    Offsets relative to median diff (187)
    A1
    B1
    C1
    A2
    B2
    C2
    A3
    B3
    C3
    S
    A1
    B1
    C1
    A2
    B2
    C2
    A3
    B3
    C3
    S

    Left riser

    nom:
    6986.00
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group A1

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(AG1,AG2) / 2

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    AG1
    nom:
    7001
    rdg:
    7194
    diff:
    AG2
    nom:
    6971
    rdg:
    7161
    diff:
    nom:
    6900.00
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group B1

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(BG1,BG2) / 2

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    BG1
    nom:
    6914
    rdg:
    7107
    diff:
    BG2
    nom:
    6886
    rdg:
    7087
    diff:
    nom:
    7070.50
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group C1

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(CG1,CG2,DG1,DG2) / 4

    Statistics of "14"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    CG1
    nom:
    7023
    rdg:
    7189
    diff:
    CG2
    nom:
    6993
    rdg:
    7170
    diff:
    DG1
    nom:
    7148
    rdg:
    7307
    diff:
    DG2
    nom:
    7118
    rdg:
    7279
    diff:
    nom:
    6922.00
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group A2

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(AG3,AG4) / 2

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    AG3
    nom:
    6935
    rdg:
    7133
    diff:
    AG4
    nom:
    6909
    rdg:
    7103
    diff:
    nom:
    6842.50
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group B2

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(BG3,BG4) / 2

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    BG3
    nom:
    6853
    rdg:
    7047
    diff:
    BG4
    nom:
    6832
    rdg:
    7026
    diff:
    nom:
    7000.75
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group C2

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(CG3,CG4,DG3,DG4) / 4

    Statistics of "14"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    CG3
    nom:
    6956
    rdg:
    7132
    diff:
    CG4
    nom:
    6930
    rdg:
    7099
    diff:
    DG3
    nom:
    7077
    rdg:
    7251
    diff:
    DG4
    nom:
    7040
    rdg:
    7210
    diff:
    nom:
    6718.67
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group A3

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(AG5,AG6,AG7,AG8,AG9,AG10) / 6

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    AG5
    nom:
    6884
    rdg:
    7055
    diff:
    AG6
    nom:
    6837
    rdg:
    7010
    diff:
    AG7
    nom:
    6714
    rdg:
    6890
    diff:
    AG8
    nom:
    6686
    rdg:
    6866
    diff:
    AG9
    nom:
    6604
    rdg:
    6789
    diff:
    AG10
    nom:
    6587
    rdg:
    6769
    diff:
    nom:
    6655.50
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group B3

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(BG5,BG6,BG7,BG8,BG9,BG10) / 6

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    BG5
    nom:
    6812
    rdg:
    6999
    diff:
    BG6
    nom:
    6768
    rdg:
    6957
    diff:
    BG7
    nom:
    6649
    rdg:
    6839
    diff:
    BG8
    nom:
    6624
    rdg:
    6813
    diff:
    BG9
    nom:
    6548
    rdg:
    6747
    diff:
    BG10
    nom:
    6532
    rdg:
    6730
    diff:
    nom:
    6803.71
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group C3

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(CG5,CG6,CG7,CG8,CG9,CG10,DG5) / 7

    Statistics of "14"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    CG5
    nom:
    6975
    rdg:
    7139
    diff:
    CG6
    nom:
    6876
    rdg:
    7050
    diff:
    CG7
    nom:
    6711
    rdg:
    6887
    diff:
    CG8
    nom:
    6703
    rdg:
    6879
    diff:
    CG9
    nom:
    6752
    rdg:
    6928
    diff:
    CG10
    nom:
    6794
    rdg:
    6963
    diff:
     
     
    DG5
    nom:
    6815
    rdg:
    6984
    diff:
    nom:
    6183.13
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group S

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(SAG1,SAG2,SG1,SBG1,SBG2,SG2,SG3,SG4) / 8

    Statistics of "04"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    SAG1
    nom:
    6282
    rdg:
    6467
    diff:
    SAG2
    nom:
    6203
    rdg:
    6396
    diff:
    SG1
    nom:
    6052
    rdg:
    6253
    diff:
    SBG1
    nom:
    6301
    rdg:
    6487
    diff:
    SBG2
    nom:
    6226
    rdg:
    6418
    diff:
    SG2
    nom:
    6057
    rdg:
    6257
    diff:
     
     
    SG3
    nom:
    6101
    rdg:
    6295
    diff:
     
     
    SG4
    nom:
    6243
    rdg:
    6426
    diff:

    Right riser

    nom:
    6986.00
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group A1

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(AG1,AG2) / 2

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    AG1
    nom:
    7001
    rdg:
    7195
    diff:
    AG2
    nom:
    6971
    rdg:
    7165
    diff:
    nom:
    6900.00
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group B1

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(BG1,BG2) / 2

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    BG1
    nom:
    6914
    rdg:
    7110
    diff:
    BG2
    nom:
    6886
    rdg:
    7078
    diff:
    nom:
    7070.50
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group C1

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(CG1,CG2,DG1,DG2) / 4

    Statistics of "14"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    CG1
    nom:
    7023
    rdg:
    7194
    diff:
    CG2
    nom:
    6993
    rdg:
    7172
    diff:
    DG1
    nom:
    7148
    rdg:
    7332
    diff:
    DG2
    nom:
    7118
    rdg:
    7294
    diff:
    nom:
    6922.00
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group A2

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(AG3,AG4) / 2

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    AG3
    nom:
    6935
    rdg:
    7126
    diff:
    AG4
    nom:
    6909
    rdg:
    7099
    diff:
    nom:
    6842.50
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group B2

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(BG3,BG4) / 2

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    BG3
    nom:
    6853
    rdg:
    7047
    diff:
    BG4
    nom:
    6832
    rdg:
    7027
    diff:
    nom:
    7000.75
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group C2

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(CG3,CG4,DG3,DG4) / 4

    Statistics of "14"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    CG3
    nom:
    6956
    rdg:
    7134
    diff:
    CG4
    nom:
    6930
    rdg:
    7107
    diff:
    DG3
    nom:
    7077
    rdg:
    7247
    diff:
    DG4
    nom:
    7040
    rdg:
    7210
    diff:
    nom:
    6718.67
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group A3

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(AG5,AG6,AG7,AG8,AG9,AG10) / 6

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    AG5
    nom:
    6884
    rdg:
    7073
    diff:
    AG6
    nom:
    6837
    rdg:
    7026
    diff:
    AG7
    nom:
    6714
    rdg:
    6905
    diff:
    AG8
    nom:
    6686
    rdg:
    6878
    diff:
    AG9
    nom:
    6604
    rdg:
    6798
    diff:
    AG10
    nom:
    6587
    rdg:
    6775
    diff:
    nom:
    6655.50
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group B3

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(BG5,BG6,BG7,BG8,BG9,BG10) / 6

    Statistics of "19"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    BG5
    nom:
    6812
    rdg:
    7012
    diff:
    BG6
    nom:
    6768
    rdg:
    6972
    diff:
    BG7
    nom:
    6649
    rdg:
    6849
    diff:
    BG8
    nom:
    6624
    rdg:
    6819
    diff:
    BG9
    nom:
    6548
    rdg:
    6746
    diff:
    BG10
    nom:
    6532
    rdg:
    6727
    diff:
    nom:
    6803.71
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group C3

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(CG5,CG6,CG7,CG8,CG9,CG10,DG5) / 7

    Statistics of "14"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    CG5
    nom:
    6975
    rdg:
    7146
    diff:
    CG6
    nom:
    6876
    rdg:
    7054
    diff:
    CG7
    nom:
    6711
    rdg:
    6894
    diff:
    CG8
    nom:
    6703
    rdg:
    6881
    diff:
    CG9
    nom:
    6752
    rdg:
    6929
    diff:
    CG10
    nom:
    6794
    rdg:
    6968
    diff:
     
     
    DG5
    nom:
    6815
    rdg:
    6995
    diff:
    nom:
    6183.13
    rdg:
    diff:

    Averages of group S

    Formula of calculation:

    sum(SAG1,SAG2,SG1,SBG1,SBG2,SG2,SG3,SG4) / 8

    Statistics of "04"

    Evidence must be high for the system to show colored dots at all.

    Evidence levels
    • Low: 3 datasets found and quality is below 18
    • Medium: 3 datasets found and quality higher than 17
    • High: 10 datasets found and quality is at least 25 / 3 datasets found and quality is at least 50

    The color of the dot itself is based on the spread.

    Color codes
    • Green (reliable): Spread is less than or equal to 2.0. Chances are high that you will get a very similar result.
    • Yellow (uncertain): Spread is less than or equal to 3.0. Your result might diverge from the expected length change.
    • Orange (unreliable): Spread is greater than 3.0. Given the data we have, the length change might be something but what expected.

    The following table shows statistics acquired by user measurements.

    There is not enough data to calculate statistics yet.
    SAG1
    nom:
    6282
    rdg:
    6465
    diff:
    SAG2
    nom:
    6203
    rdg:
    6390
    diff:
    SG1
    nom:
    6052
    rdg:
    6245
    diff:
    SBG1
    nom:
    6301
    rdg:
    6483
    diff:
    SBG2
    nom:
    6226
    rdg:
    6413
    diff:
    SG2
    nom:
    6057
    rdg:
    6250
    diff:
     
     
    SG3
    nom:
    6101
    rdg:
    6290
    diff:
     
     
    SG4
    nom:
    6243
    rdg:
    6423
    diff:
     Help
    AoI The Angle of Incidence diff is shown in the wing view as triangle in millimeters if no ref is selected. Plus means faster. Minus means slower.
    ref The current main/row or suspension point that is set as reference to calculate relative deviations. The referenced object is marked with a border.
    You can select/change the ref by:
    groups and rows Using the radio buttons () or click on the grey rows or names of the main lines in the wing at the top.
    points Clicking the white area beneath the suspension point name
    nom The nominal length between suspension point and main riser loop.
    rdg The actual reading from your measurement device. When measuring, rdg is the input field.
    diff The difference between nom and rdg. This value depends on the currently selected ref. If nothing is selected, the actual deviations from rdg to nom are displayed.
    colors Areas marked in red color are further away (the line is longer) than the selected ref. Areas marked in blue color are closer (the line is shorter) than the selected ref.
    status Color coded dots are shown for manual, imported, laser values
    Also take a look at the Manual

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