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Old April 12th 08, 05:19 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
SD
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

Hello-

I have a quick question/concern regarding FAR 91.113d. I pretty much
grasp the concept well. Basically apply the acronym BGAAR (baloons,
gliders, airships, airplanes and helo's). For example, If I am flying
my Cessna and a balloon is about 2 mi ahead of me I will alter course
to the right and give it the ROW. Likewise for any of the other items
on that list except, helo's, right?

Well in the event that I come across a vessel that is not listed in
91.113d, what do I do? Yesterday I was flying and a Rombulan Warbird
decloaked and was dead ahead of me. I tried to hail him but I had no
luck. Since he was traveling at impulse power I was able to maneuver
around him. There was no wake turbulence or anything of that sort.

Although starships are not included in 91.113d, I typically just give
them the right away. Its easy on planet earth since we are in
Federation airspace, all federation vessels are not cloaked and tend
to travel at impulse power. I am concerned about the Rombulan Warbird
however.

What should I do in this case especially if I cannot hail the
Warbird?

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Old April 12th 08, 05:32 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bertie the Bunyip[_24_]
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

SD wrote in news:258bf789-9611-4bf9-8d8d-
:

Hello-

I have a quick question/concern regarding FAR 91.113d. I pretty much
grasp the concept well. Basically apply the acronym BGAAR (baloons,
gliders, airships, airplanes and helo's). For example, If I am flying
my Cessna and a balloon is about 2 mi ahead of me I will alter course
to the right and give it the ROW. Likewise for any of the other items
on that list except, helo's, right?

Well in the event that I come across a vessel that is not listed in
91.113d, what do I do? Yesterday I was flying and a Rombulan Warbird
decloaked and was dead ahead of me. I tried to hail him but I had no
luck. Since he was traveling at impulse power I was able to maneuver
around him. There was no wake turbulence or anything of that sort.

Although starships are not included in 91.113d, I typically just give
them the right away. Its easy on planet earth since we are in
Federation airspace, all federation vessels are not cloaked and te
to travel at impulse power. I am concerned about the Rombulan Warbird
however.

What should I do in this case especially if I cannot hail the
Warbird?



You mis-spelled Romulan


Bertie
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Old April 12th 08, 06:25 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Ron Wanttaja
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:32:25 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip wrote:

SD wrote in news:258bf789-9611-4bf9-8d8d-
:


Well in the event that I come across a vessel that is not listed in
91.113d, what do I do? Yesterday I was flying and a Rombulan Warbird
decloaked and was dead ahead of me.


You mis-spelled Romulan


Fleet Intelligence identified that as a Tholian accent.

Ron Wanttaja
AKA Thought-Captain K'anttiah Tai Hazar
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Old April 12th 08, 07:36 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bertie the Bunyip[_24_]
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

Ron Wanttaja wrote in
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On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:32:25 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip
wrote:

SD wrote in news:258bf789-9611-4bf9-8d8d-
:


Well in the event that I come across a vessel that is not listed in
91.113d, what do I do? Yesterday I was flying and a Rombulan
Warbird decloaked and was dead ahead of me.


You mis-spelled Romulan


Fleet Intelligence identified that as a Tholian accent.

Ron Wanttaja
AKA Thought-Captain K'anttiah Tai Hazar


Oh dear!

Bertie
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Old April 14th 08, 10:13 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
WingFlaps
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

On Apr 14, 4:43*pm, "BT" wrote:
he misspelled Balloon also.

I did too, but balloon, as an inproper noun, should not be
capitalized.

Cheers-

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Old April 12th 08, 05:59 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Peter Clark
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 09:19:54 -0700 (PDT), SD
wrote:

Hello-

I have a quick question/concern regarding FAR 91.113d. I pretty much
grasp the concept well. Basically apply the acronym BGAAR (baloons,
gliders, airships, airplanes and helo's). For example, If I am flying
my Cessna and a balloon is about 2 mi ahead of me I will alter course
to the right and give it the ROW. Likewise for any of the other items
on that list except, helo's, right?

Well in the event that I come across a vessel that is not listed in
91.113d, what do I do? Yesterday I was flying and a Rombulan Warbird
decloaked and was dead ahead of me. I tried to hail him but I had no
luck. Since he was traveling at impulse power I was able to maneuver
around him. There was no wake turbulence or anything of that sort.

Although starships are not included in 91.113d, I typically just give
them the right away. Its easy on planet earth since we are in
Federation airspace, all federation vessels are not cloaked and tend
to travel at impulse power. I am concerned about the Rombulan Warbird
however.

What should I do in this case especially if I cannot hail the
Warbird?


Who has better manuverability? Better manuverability has to give way.
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Old April 12th 08, 08:37 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
WingFlaps
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

On Apr 13, 4:59*am, Peter Clark
wrote:
On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 09:19:54 -0700 (PDT), SD
wrote:





Hello-


I have a quick question/concern regarding FAR 91.113d. *I pretty much
grasp the concept well. *Basically apply the acronym BGAAR (baloons,
gliders, airships, airplanes and helo's). *For example, If I am flying
my Cessna and a balloon is about 2 mi ahead of me I will alter course
to the right and give it the ROW. *Likewise for any of the other items
on that list except, helo's, right?


Well in the event that I come across a vessel that is not listed in
91.113d, what do I do? *Yesterday I was flying and a Rombulan Warbird
decloaked and was dead ahead of me. *I tried to hail him but I had no
luck. *Since he was traveling at impulse power I was able to maneuver
around him. *There was no wake turbulence or anything of that sort.


Although starships are not included in 91.113d, I typically just give
them the right away. *Its easy on planet earth since we are in
Federation airspace, all federation vessels are not cloaked and tend
to travel at impulse power. *I am concerned about the Rombulan Warbird
however.


What should I do in this case especially if I cannot hail the
Warbird?


Who has better manuverability? *Better manuverability has to give way.- Hide quoted text -


Nope, you think a glider has less manuverability than an airship?

Cheers
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Old April 12th 08, 09:40 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
george
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

On Apr 13, 7:37 am, WingFlaps wrote:

Nope, you think a glider has less manuverability than an airship?

I wanna see an airship doing aeros......
How would you pull a stall turn :-)

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Old April 14th 08, 02:21 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Gig 601Xl Builder
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Default FAR 91.113d Question.

Peter Clark wrote:
On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 09:19:54 -0700 (PDT), SD
wrote:

Hello-

I have a quick question/concern regarding FAR 91.113d. I pretty much
grasp the concept well. Basically apply the acronym BGAAR (baloons,
gliders, airships, airplanes and helo's). For example, If I am flying
my Cessna and a balloon is about 2 mi ahead of me I will alter course
to the right and give it the ROW. Likewise for any of the other items
on that list except, helo's, right?

Well in the event that I come across a vessel that is not listed in
91.113d, what do I do? Yesterday I was flying and a Rombulan Warbird
decloaked and was dead ahead of me. I tried to hail him but I had no
luck. Since he was traveling at impulse power I was able to maneuver
around him. There was no wake turbulence or anything of that sort.

Although starships are not included in 91.113d, I typically just give
them the right away. Its easy on planet earth since we are in
Federation airspace, all federation vessels are not cloaked and tend
to travel at impulse power. I am concerned about the Rombulan Warbird
however.

What should I do in this case especially if I cannot hail the
Warbird?


Who has better manuverability? Better manuverability has to give way.


I think in this case the question is, "who has shields?"
 




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