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Old February 15th 05, 01:28 AM
Robert M. Gary
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Does your field have an ILS approach for instrument landings? If so its
probably the marker beacons. They can sound like a really nasty alarm
going off when you fly over them. Either you have "marker" turned on on
your audio panel or you are flying a typically rental 172 and the
radios don't do exactely as they are told. We have a Cherokee I teach
in that requires you to dial 1 MHz more than the freq (KX-170B). So for
118.32 you have to dial 119.32. I'd never allow such things in my
Mooney but you have to break even in the renal market.

-Robert, CFI

 




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