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I think the standard and enforced use of signals is the best way all
around. Too many times when things get busy, radios or mikes are dropped, misplaced, tuned off frequency or you name it. Too many clubs start introducing their own idiosyncratic signals. Standardize them. But what do I know? MSL seems logical to me, but some insist on AGL. Sometimes when reading these threads, especially if one is an infrequent follower, one comes away with the impression, "I'm glad I'm not flying with him" followed very quickly with "I'm glad he's not flying with me". Lots of emotion out there. Leave the FAA out of things. |
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