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On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 14:26:37 GMT, Dave S
wrote: I would recommend getting with the instructor in the club who checked you out in and endorsed you to fly the 172. That club instructor should be familiar with the radios and audio panels and be able to 1) address the issue and 2) provide some instruction on the subject for you. Getting someone to troubleshoot "beeping" over usenet is probably not nearly as effective. Of course, this recommendation is based on the assumption that you are in a flying club that requires checkouts by club instructors (which has been the case for me) Is it necessarily the case though that a VFR pilot would have been told about IFR radio functions? I know I wasn't told anything about IFR radio procedures other than how to use the VOR nav functions. I'm pretty sure I would have been just as mystified by the beeping as the original poster. Corky Scott |
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