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August 12th 04, 05:01 PM
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"Jim Cummiskey" writes: [...] If so, please define "on the extended center line" for me. How close is close enough? 10 ft? 100 ft? 1/4 mile? 30 degrees at 20 miles? Perhaps some of the folks on this forum can just fly much more precisely than I do g. [...] 30 degrees at 20 miles translates to about 10 miles off the extended centerline. That would be wide by a space larger than the entire control zone. 30 degrees at 5 miles is 2.5, which is wider than the entire typical VFR circuit. Does this basic trigonometry help put your error into perspective? - FChE 
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