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JJ,
Actually the med-evac was about 5 miles behind me and 3-5k lower. He was not a factor. The reason I raised the issue was mine was not the first time I have seen TRACON do interesting things to gliders. Back in September I was about 50 miles NE of SLC when TRACON came on 123.3 and called for the glider NE of SLC. I responded with position and they said it wasn't me they were trying to contact. It was a glider out of Morgan that was above the class B within about 10 miles of his home airport with a Transponder letting down for landing after we had been out at 17K running some cloud streets. They wanted him to leave the area because they didn't like where he was. So in that case the Transponder gave them position and altitude and they were going to get him out of their area rather than work around him. So not sure that transponders are the total solution, there has to be a working relationship where each side understands the goals and needs of the other. Not just that TRACON gets all the airspace and everyone else should leave. Tim |
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Transponders are not the total solution, but they are an important first
step. Mike Schumann "Tim Taylor" wrote in message oups.com... JJ, Actually the med-evac was about 5 miles behind me and 3-5k lower. He was not a factor. The reason I raised the issue was mine was not the first time I have seen TRACON do interesting things to gliders. Back in September I was about 50 miles NE of SLC when TRACON came on 123.3 and called for the glider NE of SLC. I responded with position and they said it wasn't me they were trying to contact. It was a glider out of Morgan that was above the class B within about 10 miles of his home airport with a Transponder letting down for landing after we had been out at 17K running some cloud streets. They wanted him to leave the area because they didn't like where he was. So in that case the Transponder gave them position and altitude and they were going to get him out of their area rather than work around him. So not sure that transponders are the total solution, there has to be a working relationship where each side understands the goals and needs of the other. Not just that TRACON gets all the airspace and everyone else should leave. Tim -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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