Most of the flight plans can be used in any places by using the
relative coordinates of the waypoints to the HOME location, one thing
I don't understand is how people aligned the fields in the flight
plans to the new flying fields. Suppose I have the "versatile.html" as
my flight plan in mind and arrive at a new field and choose one
location as my HOME waypoint and find a runway to take off. Do I have
to bring a *compass* to know the orientation of the field in the
flight plan to the current field I arrive at? Otherwise, it's likely
that my field will be a *rotation* of the field in the flight plan
around the waypoint HOME. I may think that the other waypoints in the
flight plan are located within the actual field but in actuality some
of the waypoints are out of the boundary of the actual field due to
the wrong assumption of the *rotation* on the field in the flight
plan. If I discover that my assumption is wrong after I arrive at that
field, is there any quick and easy way to rotate and create a new
flight plan at the field? (One command that rotate all of the
waypoints in the flight plan to allign with actual field around the
HOME?).
Thanks a lot.
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