Max Kellermann <[email protected]> schrieb:
>On 2011/11/22 15:36, Olaf Hartmann <[email protected]>
>wrote:
>> In strong wind conditions it expects me to circle, wich i will very
>> likely not do in the mountains.
>
>Without circling, there is no "expected lift in next thermal", and the
>MacCready theory is not applicable.
>
>Configuring a positive MacCready value or even AutoMC would not make
>sense if you do not plan/expect to circle. With MacCready=0.0, XCSoar
>will work as you expect it to.
But how do i tell xcsoar, that i am going to fly fast, without setting a MC
value?
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