oz runways question

[ClintonB]

Hi All,

 

I cannot figure out how to get a plan started on Oz runways without it selecting me at home with a 5 mile leg to point of origin ie home to YSTW. When i tap airfield it only has option to add to plan, not start from there. Is there something i am missing. I want to print plan sheet which I can only do at home. Any tips appreciated.

 

thanks

 

 

[Blueadventures]

Hi All,

 

I cannot figure out how to get a plan started on Oz runways without it selecting me at home with a 5 mile leg to point of origin ie home to YSTW. When i tap airfield it only has option to add to plan, not start from there. Is there something i am missing. I want to print plan sheet which I can only do at home. Any tips appreciated.

 

thanks

Send them a question. They get a reply back quick. Great team to deal with. I have rwy on android so can't help.

 

 

[ClintonB]

thanks. will do

 

 

[pmccarthy]

Make sure it doesn’t think you are flying. Ie hit cancel near top right. Then tap the aerodrome and select set as origin of plan.

 

 

[kaz3g]

The easiest way to prepare a plan is to do it on the chart. Find the airport of departure on the chart and tap on it (if it has a little camera symbol tap near it) and select your airport as “origin” from the drop down box. Find your next intended landing point and do the same...etc.

 

 

[frank marriott]

Just select Quick Plan and enter your waypoints - then no reference to your current location.

 

 

 

[ClintonB]

Thanks for the info all.

 

Will test out on tomorrow’s flight.

 

Cheers

 

Clinton

 

 

[RocketShip]

I know someone else that has this same problem, we have tried to stop it but haven't been able to, will be interested to see the solution.

 

 

[ClintonB]

The hit cancel worked a treat, picked my first tap as origin. Easy to do that way.

 

 

[Yenn]

I used a trial of OZ Runways, but decided to stick with Avplan, but I had no problems making a flight plan. The instructions were clear and worked for me.

 

From memory it was similar to Avplan, which has a "new flightplan" button, then just pick a start point, a finish point and you can put points between.