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With a tremendous amount of help with xml code from Bushpilot I was able to get my KASH flags all to work in a previous thread. With that knowledge, I have placed a new flag at my NAAS Corry Field created as it was from 1945-1960 before being converted from an airfield to a school. I have the flag controlled by wind speed; directional and at a specified time it is taken down or actually a flagpole only is on location. My question/problem is that FSX does not have an accurate enough latitude/longitude to place the flagpole precisely in the center of the concrete circle in front of the admin building. Without multiple times of experimentation of decimal changes, is there a more accurate way to place it than [SHIFT] Z which only gives 2 decimal places for the minutes? Or is that another anomaly of FSX.
 
Thank you just used it and it PERFECTLY put the flagpole in the center of the concrete circle when I corrected the xml lat/long to what Slewmaster said.
 
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