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MSL vs. AGL (Again)
Eric Greenwell wrote:
On 7/19/2011 12:10 PM, Tom Stock wrote: wrote: The MSL/AGL issue has come before the Caesar Creek Soaring Club Board once again. Not only has the Club been thrown into turmoil again, this time it has specifically affected our instructors and how to most effectively teach our students. I am curious if there are other Clubs or organizations that teach using AGL. Rolf Hegele Member of the Board I was taught that it is up to the. pilot in command. When flying around the local airport, agl zero is fine. when flying cross country, MSL zero is standard practice but not necessarily reliable since you do not know where you will be landing. You've stated a couple of things in ways that aren't familiar to me. What does "MSL zero" mean? Or maybe you meant "set it to field elevation"? And why would it be more reliable if you knew where you were landing? Sorry, typing on my iphone, made a few edits but did not proof read it again.. |
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