Pattern departures and altitude

In rec.aviation.piloting Tina wrote:
This man teaches English but doesn't understand it!!

What is so difficult about "maintain at or below 3500 make left
downwind departure"


On Jul 11, 10:45 am, wrote:
In rec.aviation.piloting Mxsmanic wrote:

If I'm told "maintain at or below 3500 make left downwind departure" for a VFR
departure, do I climb immediately to 3500 (or my intended altitude) or do I
level off at pattern altitude until I leave the downwind leg of the pattern?

You maintain at or below 3500.

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Jim Pennino

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I guess the lack of a comma between "3500" and "make" has him confused.

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Jim Pennino

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On Jul 12, 2:51 am, Tina wrote:
This man teaches English but doesn't understand it!!

What is so difficult about "maintain at or below 3500 make left
downwind departure"

Well if you only 'fly' a simulator you probably have difficulty with
shoe laces

Why would you make a left downwind?LJ

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In rec.aviation.piloting Mxsmanic wrote:

If I'm told "maintain at or below 3500 make left downwind departure" for a VFR
departure, do I climb immediately to 3500 (or my intended altitude) or do I
level off at pattern altitude until I leave the downwind leg of the pattern?


You maintain at or below 3500.

In rec.aviation.piloting LJ Blodgett wrote:
Why would you make a left downwind?LJ

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In rec.aviation.piloting Mxsmanic wrote:

If I'm told "maintain at or below 3500 make left downwind departure" for a VFR
departure, do I climb immediately to 3500 (or my intended altitude) or do I
level off at pattern altitude until I leave the downwind leg of the pattern?


You maintain at or below 3500.


Because the tower told you to?

I can think of at least one place where that's common to keep the
climbing traffic away from houses.


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Jim Pennino

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On Jul 11, 7:05 am, Mxsmanic wrote:
If I'm told "maintain at or below 3500 make left downwind departure" for a VFR
departure, do I climb immediately to 3500 (or my intended altitude) or do I
level off at pattern altitude until I leave the downwind leg of the pattern?

What do you fear will happen if you bust your altitude?

-Robert

Robert M. Gary wrote:
If I'm told "maintain at or below 3500 make left downwind departure" for a VFR
departure, do I climb immediately to 3500 (or my intended altitude) or do I
level off at pattern altitude until I leave the downwind leg of the pattern?

What do you fear will happen if you bust your altitude?

-Robert

His OS will crash.

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If I'm told "maintain at or below 3500 make left downwind departure" for a VFR
departure, do I climb immediately to 3500 (or my intended altitude) or do I
level off at pattern altitude until I leave the downwind leg of the pattern?

Are you wanting to land again? Or dice with the pattern traffic?

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Duncan

Dave Doe writes:

Are you wanting to land again? Or dice with the pattern traffic?

This would be for departure to another airport.

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Dave Doe writes:

Are you wanting to land again? Or dice with the pattern traffic?

This would be for departure to another airport.

You've answered your own question then.

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Duncan

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Dave Doe writes:

Are you wanting to land again? Or dice with the pattern traffic?

This would be for departure to another airport.


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