lat,lon waypoint name

[OrxataEnFartons]

In the section of the wiki Editting flight plans you say:

"A lat-lon waypoint will be given a waypoint-name using the call sign of the aircraft followed by sequence number with leading zeros, e.g. KL001. This name can then be used as reference in the AT, AFTER ...."

• Is that example ok? Because in the rest of examples in the same section you use KL001 as acid, so there I see nothing more than the acid. Maybe you meant something like KL001001, or KL00101? How many leading zeros then?
• When you say "will be given" you mean that that is done automatically, right?

Regards.

[jooste]

Hi @OrxataEnFartons,

I had to try this out to see :) If the callsign is KL001, the first lat/lon waypoint will be called KL001001. This is indeed done automatically, the next lat/lon waypoint will be KL001002, and so on.