marking charts

>Has anyone used either of these two items, what is your opinion of them?

I have used the erasable highlight markers... they erase very well but
sometimes I cannot mark over areas I previously erased. Other than
that they work fine.

- eMurphy

bdlong@excite.com (John) wrote in message news:<2ed815df.0410121334.67e2491@c om>...
> What have you found to work well for marking charts?
> [...]
> I am looking at something that will mark the chart, but will allow me
> to clear the markings for future trips.

Another way is to scan in the chart, customize it, and print multiple
copies (if you have a scanner & color printer. This also allows you
to cut & paste using a graphics editor to combine chart sides.

With the gfx editor, you can also add little boxes with stuff like
pattern altitudes, special frequences; draw lines with bearing
degrees, mark unusable VOR areas, etc. I liked to also highlight the
superhighways to make them even more visible on the map, along with
any special landmarks.

If you have older vision, it's also a great way to blow up the map :)

Kev

"Malcolm Teas" <mhteas@btech.com> wrote in message news:3fa7bd49.0410150933.77c281a6@c om...
> kdarling@basit.com (Kevin Darling) wrote in message news:
[snip]
> I got a chart folding
> approach from this rec.aviation group once and use it, but it's stil
> fan-fold.

What is the chart-folding approach that you're referring to?