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June 3rd 05, 01:56 PM
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I do the same. The closest thing to computerized planning I use
is aeroplanner if I'm away from a map and need a quick idea of distance/time. wrote in message ups.com... Still do the plans the old fashioned way. Ruler, map, piece of paper and my E6B. Most waypoints are about 10NM apart. The nice thing is that it works every time and that without power or batteries. And it is still fun to do. -Kees 
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