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Flight information is displayed using visual indications that resemble real world visual cues. For example, left and right side attitude displays extend vertically along each side of the windshield and a yaw display extends along a lower edge of the windshield. The attitude displays employ reference

Flight information is displayed using visual indications that resemble real world visual cues. For example, left and right side attitude displays extend vertically along each side of the windshield and a yaw display extends along a lower edge of the windshield. The attitude displays employ reference indications and outermost indications which track the position of the actual horizon. The yaw display employs outermost indications spaced from a reference indication a distance proportional to the rate of turn. Indexing of indications between the references and the outermost indications provides the appearance of movement representing climb, descent and turns. The rate and direction of indexing may be proportional to the rate and direction of change. Alternatively, indications such as lines are presented on a display screen, the lines being vertically displaced from a reference to represent angle of attack, slanted or angled to indicate the degree and direction of bank, and indexed to create the appearance of movement representing climb, descent and turns.

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Flight information is displayed using visual indications that resemble real world visual cues. For example, left and right side attitude displays extend vertically along each side of the windshield and a yaw display extends along a lower edge of the windshield. The attitude displays employ reference

Flight information is displayed using visual indications that resemble real world visual cues. For example, left and right side attitude displays extend vertically along each side of the windshield and a yaw display extends along a lower edge of the windshield. The attitude displays employ reference indications and outermost indications which track the position of the actual horizon. The yaw display employs outermost indications spaced from a reference indication a distance proportional to the rate of turn. Indexing of indications between the references and the outermost indications provides the appearance of movement representing climb, descent and turns. The rate and direction of indexing may be proportional to the rate and direction of change. Alternatively, indications such as lines are presented on a display screen, the lines being vertically displaced from a reference to represent angle of attack, slanted or angled to indicate the degree and direction of bank, and indexed to create the appearance of movement representing climb, descent and turns. member element being larger than that of the first rotary member element. 17. An apparatus for removing a film coated on a resin product formed of a base resin material comprising: a cylindrical member having a loading mouth at one end thereof and an outlet at an opposite end thereof, a rotary member disposed rotatably within said cylindrical member and having a first elliptical protrusion with a predetermined diameter formed on a portion of an outer periphery of said rotary member and a second elliptical protrusion with a different diameter formed on another portion of said outer periphery of said rotary member, and a drive unit for driving said rotary member rotationally, whereby coarsely crushed resin product is loaded into said cylindrical member from said loading mouth and the conveyed and rubbed by rotation of said rotary member to thereby separate said film from said resin product. 18. The apparatus according to claim 17, wherein: said rotary member has alternately said first elliptical thread protrusion and said second elliptical protrusion on the outer periphery of said rotary member. 19. The apparatus according to claim 17, wherein: said first and second elliptical protrusions are protrusions with a smaller thread pitch on a downstream end of said rotary member that of an upstream end thereof. 20. The apparatus according to claim 17, wherein: said first and second elliptical protrusions are protrusions having a larger thread pitch on a downstream end of said rotary member than that of an upstream end thereof. 21. The apparatus according to claim 17, wherein: said cylindrical member has a plurality of cylinder elements for inserting a first rotating element and a second rotating element therein respectively so as to effectively separate said film from said base resin material by rubbing a plurality of small pieces with said rotating elements. 22. The apparatus according to claim 17, further comprising: heating means are provided in said cylindrical member for heating a plurality of small pieces so as to effectively separate said film from said base resin material. 23. The apparatus according to claim 17, further comprising: meshing means are provided