Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Building flight plans

[Nathan Aherne]

Hi Pascal,

Thank you for offering help but I have already answered my initial question 
about the flight plan.

You may be able to explain why the PFD in my GCS is showing the opposite it 
should. For example while doing a clockwise loop, the PFD shows the plane as 
doing a anti-clockwise loop.

Kindest regards,

Nathan Aherne
Reddog Technology
Web: www.reddog.com.au
Email: address@hidden
Mob: 0402 555 080

----- Original Message -----
From: "Pascal Brisset" <address@hidden>
To: address@hidden
Sent: Monday, 19 April, 2010 5:06:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Building flight plans

Hi Nathan,

Please provide your complete flight plan if you want some help.

Regards

--Pascal

Nathan Aherne wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Thanks for the reply. I hardly changed anything, so I am only posting the 
> changes. I should specify that I am using a real world example - the Outback 
> Challenge 2010 in Australia.
>
> <!DOCTYPE flight_plan SYSTEM "flight_plan.dtd">
>
> <flight_plan alt="75" ground_alt="0" lat0="+26.58473" lon0="-151.84238" 
> max_dist_from_home="1500" name="obch" security_height="25">
>   <header>
> #include "nav_line.h"
> #include "datalink.h"
> </header>
>   <waypoints>
>     <waypoint name="HOME" x="14.4" y="348.4"/>
>     <waypoint name="STDBY" x="50.5" y="100.1"/>
>     <waypoint name="MB1" x="-15.2" y="1685.9"/>
>     <waypoint name="MB2" x="886.3" y="814.3"/>
>     <waypoint name="MOB" x="919.6" y="113.6"/>
>     <waypoint name="S1" x="-649.9" y="96.3"/>
>     <waypoint name="S2" x="756.0" y="-25.2"/>
>     <waypoint alt="30.0" name="AF" x="467.1" y="83.9"/>
>     <waypoint alt="0.0" name="TD" x="-419.8" y="-230.5"/>
>     <waypoint name="_BASELEG" x="498.1" y="-249.7"/>
>     <waypoint name="CLIMB" x="-114.5" y="162.3"/>
>   </waypoints>
>   <exceptions/>
>
> Kindest regards,
>  
> Nathan
>   



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