Everything a skyBlip Go does.

One line each, grouped by the page that explains it. Every name opens the paragraph behind it.

Radar and traffic

Heading up: You in the middle, nose up, and the sky turning around you: traffic to the upper right is off the right of the nose.
Rings of 1, 2, 4 or 8 NM: Or 2, 4, 8 and 16 km, picked in the unit it is read in.
A minute of track: A line from each aircraft to where it will be in a minute, and your own two minutes ahead.
Every aircraft, however far: PLOT ALL stands traffic past the ring on a band around it, on its bearing.
Every aircraft counted: The figure in the corner is everything heard, placed or not.
Traffic advisory: Inside 3 km and 300 m, a quarter of the glass flashes towards the traffic, with sound, vibration and lamp.
Five shapes: Above, level or below, near or far in altitude, climbing or sinking, read without a legend.
Nearby, nearest first: Callsign or address, ground distance and relative altitude, one row per aircraft.

Six-pack: Ground speed, horizon, altimeter, turn and slip, track and vertical speed off the GNSS.
Battery on the glass: The state of charge over the middle dial.
G-meter: Normal, lateral and fore-and-aft load, with this flight's peaks.

Two contacts: The pad walks the pages, the button acts, and nothing needs timing.
Settings on the device: Type, callsign, units, range, plot, alarm and volume, without a phone.
Callsign field: A registration typed with two contacts, and cleared with one press.
Diagnostics by name: Status, satellites, radio log, raw counters, capture and self test.

Says what it waits for: No fix, and how far the receiver has got.
Off is the wordmark: E-paper holds it with no power, and a blank glass is kept for storage.
A flat cell says so: The cutoff writes FLAT BATTERY before the rails drop.
A day on one cell: A shutdown in order, and a radio that speaks once every ten seconds on the ground.
A gauge that holds still: Two curves, charging or not, and never moved by a transmit burst.

By name, no pairing: FLARM NMEA to three apps at once, over the profiles they look for.
Asked on the glass: Two presses allow, one refuses, and silence is a refusal.
Firmware from a web page: A signed image over Bluetooth, and a device that goes back when the new one does not take.
Why no pairing: The boundary is the signed image and the thumb on the device, not the link.

Four dwells a second: Aligned on GPS to the microsecond, both 868 channels and the ground uplink.
Two systems in one dwell: ADS-L and FLARM-generation frames told apart after one sync.
A burst nobody moves: About 5 ms, at an instant drawn from the address and the second.

The radar, both ways: The same skies with PLOT ALL and PLOT TO SCALE, one toggle apart.
Every screen: Every page, menu and prompt, as the firmware draws it.
Why the screen behaves: Partial refresh, a black wipe per page, and the full waveform twice a session.