compass turns with high mounted compass (Cessna 152)

On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 21:50:10 GMT, wrote:

But you are absolutely right about the compass turn stuff. It's damn
near as ridiculous as parallel, teardrop and direct entries. Or
"reverse sensing". But let's not go there...

cfeyeeye,

Agree with everything but reverse sensing.

I hear on ATIS a lot at JAN for approaches, expect back course 16 right
(16L is closed), so learning to "pull the needle in" is important in this
neck of the woods.

Allen

On Fri, 1 Apr 2005 20:04:53 -0600, A Lieberman
wrote:

On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 21:50:10 GMT, wrote:

But you are absolutely right about the compass turn stuff. It's damn
near as ridiculous as parallel, teardrop and direct entries. Or
"reverse sensing". But let's not go there...

cfeyeeye,

Agree with everything but reverse sensing.

I hear on ATIS a lot at JAN for approaches, expect back course 16 right
(16L is closed), so learning to "pull the needle in" is important in this
neck of the woods.

Allen


There is no such thing as "reverse sensing". Instruments don't change
the way they sense.

There is only "reverse thinking".

But let's not get started on that.

There is no such thing as "reverse sensing". [...]
There is only "reverse thinking".

There's also "reverse polish notation".

Jose
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