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I've noticed that Boston Center's radar coverage get's quite spotty on the
NY/VT/NH area. No doubt because of the mountains. The MEA of 5000 is very strict in that 4,500 seems to be where I lose radio contact. I basically have to cancel before I descend if it's VMC. Marco "Robert Chambers" wrote in message ... Yeah flying from Niagara falls to Vermont on a weekday afternoon. There was not much chatter at all, no traffic alerts just handoffs. By the time I got handed off to Boston Center we were exchanging pleasantries and I told them after I had fed and fueled I'd continue VFR to Maine so they said "Call us when you get high enough to hear us and we'll be here" paul kgyy wrote: It appeared to be a long time since last hearing from ATC on a recent flight, and sure enough, "27D can you still hear us?". I still could, and they transferred me to a local approach control. Anybody ever just call them up to see if they forgot about you? I did that once over Toledo. Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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