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On 09/27/07 11:44, John Godwin wrote:
Mark Hansen wrote in : If you lose just transmitter or just receiver you can still communicate one-way. Two-way radio communications failure means loss of both transmitter and receiver. That's ridiculous. "Bugsmasher 34 Romeo, if you read, squawk 4221" Yes, you could also use smoke signals, rock your wings, etc. - However, if you think that losing your transmitter during an IFR flight is not considered a "two way radio communications failure" as used in 91.185 you're fooling yourself. |
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