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![]() "KP" nospam@please wrote in message ... Include what you *think* the weather conditions *might* allow your VFR cruising altitude to be if you feel like it but "VFR-On-Top" alone is your *requested/assigned* IFR altitude. Once you report reaching VFR-On-Top and the controller reclears to to "Maintain VFR-On-Top" he isn't responsible for separation. After that he doesn't really care much what your actual altitude is now or might be later (beyond verifying your Mode C for traffic or idle curiosity). I have never received a clearance for just "VFR On Top" without further restrictions, although I understand it is permitted. Restrictions can be "Maintain VFR On Top at or below xxx", "....at or above xxx", or "... at or between xxx and yyy". I understand that the controller is not responsible for separation, so I wonder why I always get an altitude restriction, usually "at or below". Stan |
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