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![]() "D0N ßailey" wrote: As long as you're not going long distance, this really isn't a big deal. If you do stray off course, the little arrow will always point towards your target. I use one all the time, and find that once I reach a destination, my "bread crumb" trail will be a bit curved from point A to B. Which I assume is fine, unless that curved course is too big. In which case you are traveling a longer distance than you need to or, much worse, getting into an area of the water that you don't want to be in (say shallow or such). Yes? But generally we'll just be going short distances so you're right, it probably isn't a big deal. Just like to think it all through anyway. |
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