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MSL vs. AGL (Again)



 
 
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Old July 16th 11, 03:10 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default MSL vs. AGL (Again)

On Friday, July 15, 2011 4:05:32 PM UTC-7, glidergeek wrote:
"Tonopah traffic Skywagon N180BM entering left down wind descending
out of 7200' ".


Better example would be to use Stewart Airport, about 3 miles away from Caesar Creek. Just ask one of the AGL proponents to describe the radio conversation between an airplane at Stewart and a glider at CCSC, as they're approaching each other on a collision course.

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Old July 16th 11, 02:26 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Guy Byars[_2_]
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Better example would be to use Stewart Airport, about 3 miles away from Caesar Creek. *Just ask one of the AGL proponents to describe the radio conversation between an airplane at Stewart and a glider at CCSC, as they're approaching each other on a collision course.



The radio conversation would be somewhat quiet. The CCSC club gliders
don't have radios and not many at Waynesville.even bother with radios.

 




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