I would like to insert a user waypoint into the departure and destination

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Hi…,

Welcome.

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Cheers

Ian

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Thank you Ian.

I found the forum difficult to be honest. It didn’t present well on my Laptop and I couldn’t seem to add comment under the title. There was too much other stuff about and it wasn’t clear at all, plus, the black background on the forum site is a bit disconcerting particularly at night in unlit areas, like on a remote apron somewhere.

Please visit the ‘Piper aircraft forum’ and you will see what a good forum website looks like and indeed how easy it is. Don’t ever let the ‘geeks’ take over your website, it will always get too complicated as they try to show you how clever they are as they try to ‘out-geek’ the next geek. Generally, for us older folk who find this sort of stuff difficult enough anyway, if a kid of 12 can’t work it out it’s probably too complicated or unclear.

I am not sure what information was requested, it wasn’t obvious that anything was requested, what information do you require?

My suggestion was simply to be able to put a ‘created’ waypoint into the departure and destination boxes when planning a route. My flying does not necessarily take me to airports but frequently I land in fields that are not designated airports. In case of bad weather I will divert to airports with ILS etc. and that is why I subscribe to Navigraph, for the approach plates. Navigraph is great in that respect, to be able to get the approach plates whenever I need them, as I do not have the space for a whole pile of Jeppesen carts in my aircraft, along with all the other stuff I take with me, Like a dinghy for example. Furthermore, I ferry light aircraft all over Europe and taking all the Jeppesen charts with me on a commercial flight would just eat my baggage allowance.

Best Regards,

Captain Bob Lee.