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February 15th 05, 06:07 PM
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"Newps" wrote in message ... There are four maps per station. A short range(0-3 miles) and long range (0-x). X depends on your terrain. When I worked at GFK the horizon was at 10 miles so that's as far as the chart went. Here at BIL the farthest mountains are 100 miles away so thats how far the chart goes out. There are two charts for daytime and two charts for nighttime There is no fixed number of visibility maps per station. The number provided is whatever is deemed necessary and daytime and nighttime visibility markers can be on the same map. 
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