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    5353    or your ground speed becomes 5 knots or greater during the
    5454    boarding stage, your flight enters this stage.</li>
    55     <li><b>takeoff</b>: If your ground speed exceeds 50 knots
    56     during taxi or after a rejected takeoff (RTO), and then you lift-off in at
    57     most 60 second, your flight enters the takeoff stage. The takeoff
    58     configuration, however is saved at the time of exceeding 50 knots GS, but
    59     will be checked and logged when leaving the ground. If you do not lift-off
    60     within 60 seconds of exceeding 50 knots GS, a fault will be logged. If,
    61     however, you check the <i>Rejected takeoff</i> checkbox on
    62     the <a href="#takeOffPage"><i>Takeoff</i></a> page, the fault will
    63     disappear and your flight will enter the <b>RTO</b> (rejected takeoff)
    64     stage.</li>
     55    <li><b>takeoff</b>: If you turn on the strobe lights
     56    during taxi or after a rejected takeoff (RTO). If your plane's
     57    strobe lights cannot be detected properly, switching the transponder
     58    to mode C causes the program to enter into this stage. If your plane has
     59    no strobe lights, the program will track your status after
     60    exceeding 50 knots during the <i>taxi</i> stage, and if you lift
     61    off within less than 40 seconds, it will be considered a takeoff.</li>
    6562    <li><b>climb</b>: When you retract the gears or you reach 3000
    6663    feet altitude AGL with a positive climb rate after takeoff.</li>
     64    <li><b>RTO</b>: If you switch off both the landing and the
     65    strobe lights, and your speed is reduced below 50 knots while on
     66    the ground during takeoff.</li>
    6767    <li><b>cruise</b>: When the aircraft's altitude is within 2000
    68     feet of the cruise altitude and you are climbing either after takeoff or an
    69     aborted approach or landing.</li>
     68    feet of the cruise altitude and you are climbing.</li>
    7069    <li><b>descent</b>: If the altitude decreases to more than 2000
    7170    feet below the cruise altitude during cruise.</li>
    7271    <li><b>landing</b>: If the gears are lowered and the altitude is
    73     less than 2000 feet AGL during descent or go-around. Also when you start
    74     to descend during a climb and the previous conditions also hold.</li>
     72    less than 2000 feet AGL during descent or go-around.</li>
    7573    <li><b>go-around</b>: If you retract the gears during landing.</li>
    7674    <li><b>taxi after landing</b>: When the aircraft is in the
    77     ground and its ground speed is below 25 knots after landing.</li>
     75    ground and its ground speed is below 50 knots after landing.</li>
    7876    <li><b>end</b>: If the N<sub>1</sub> of the turbines becomes
    7977    less than 0.5, or the RPM of the piston engines becomes 0 during
    80     the parking brakes are set. This is the final stage.</li>
     78    parking. This is the final stage.</li>
    8179  </ol>
    8280
     
    237235  notify the author if this happens. In this case, try to copy and
    238236  save the <a href="#debugLog">debug log</a> and send it with your bug
    239   report. You can use the <a href="#bugReportWindow">bug
    240   reporting</a> facility as well for this purpose.
     237  report.
    241238  </p>
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