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Old October 30th 04, 08:58 PM
C Kingsbury
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Is there any benefit to noting "handheld" or "VFR GPS" in the remarks? Or do
you just file /U or whatever and ask for a radar vector once you're up
there?

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Peter Clark wrote:
I
bet you don't say "handheld GPS onboard" in your flight
plans with only a handheld, right?


Why wouldn't you say "handheld on board" if you didn't actually have a
handheld?


His intent clearly appears to be
using the handheld GPS for direct routing (otherwise why would there
be a comment in the flight plan and the request for direct enroute?)


Because you get the vector and then use your handheld. That is legal.





 




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