Why bother about light aircraft noise.

Skywise wrote in
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"Skylune" wrote in
lkaboutaviation.com:

Snipola
Therefore, I too will make life difficult politically,
legally, etc.

And it's possible to make your life on the internet hell as well,
because you've not done a very good job at being anonymous.

Yep. Took me about an hour of work using publicly available
information on the internet to find out who this is. No, I
won't post any personal information online. My point is, Skylune,
that you're not as anonymous as you think you are. So if I
can figure out who you are, others can too, and they may not be
as nice as I.

Anyway, if my research is corrent, the airport in question is
Boire Field (KASH) in Nashua, NH. The person in question resides
more than 5 miles from the runway.

I used to live 3 miles from a GA airport for several years,
under the outbound route where planes were generally full
throttle. Based on that experience, I can't see what the problem
is. Rarely if ever was an aircraft ever so low or loud as to
be a nuisance. The neighborhood lawnmower cars were louder.

I now live two miles from a military field. It's not very
active but nearly every day there's some F/A-18's or Harriers
landing. A couple weeks ago there were several CH-53's doing
pattern work, one day all three were in formation.

Skylune, do you know how loud a Harrier is when it's less than
a thousand feet over your head and not going any faster than
a C150?

Brian
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