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Kev writes:
It sounds like he does. He was giving a simple example of what would happen if he set his autopilot heading to his course, with no adjustment for wind. His track would then be affected, as he said. Are there autopilots that will actually hold the aircraft to a track instead of a heading? I imagine it would require close integration with a GPS or other navaids that permit the actual path over the ground to be determined (GPS may provide this directly; it might have to be inferred from other navaids). -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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