I like skyvector.com better. It puts the course on a current sectional chart so you can see what kind of terrain and/or special use airspace you're dealing with so you can adjust your route accordingly. It works whether you're flyng across town or across the country.
Miles
Miles
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— Thomas Browne
John Hess
Past President 2018-2021 President 2016-2018, TIC170A Vice President 2014-2016, TIC170A Director 2005-2014, TIC170A N3833V Flying for Fun '67 XLH 900 Harley Sportster EAA Chapter 390 Pres since 2006 K3KNT
Yeah the weather was an issue but so was the fabric on the wings.
The plane was advertised as needing new fabric but I was hoping to be able to fly it for the summer. I have now decided to deal with it sooner rather than later. I am fortunate to be dealing with a great group of retired fellows who have lots of experience and are willing to do the wings as a project. So, the old girl is going to get some new fabric over the next couple of months and I"ll be looking to bring her home late in the spring.
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It works whether you're flyng across town or across the country. 
