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Reply #15 -
Jan 9
th
, 2006 at 1:30pm
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The worst thing is to have your CFI tell you off..
I would have been driving the winch for a long time, not to mention the new one he would have drilled in me. I was a newb back then, I am older wiser and very respectful of those big white soft fuzzy things. Fozzer is quite correct, minimum distance....20 miles
Matt
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Reply #16 -
Jan 9
th
, 2006 at 2:04pm
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As well as the dangers of clouds, another useful thing to remember is the danger of "wake turbulence" from other aircraft...
Take off: From the same spot as preceding aeroplane allow 2 minutes.
From any intermediate part of the runway between the preceding aeroplane's start point on that runway and its lift off allow 3 minutes.
Landing approach:
Heavy aircraft:
Weight: >160,000 kg.
Time:4 minutes.
Separation: 8 nautical miles.
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Medium aircraft:
Weight: >40,000 kg.
Time: 3 minutes.
Separation: 6 nautical miles.
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Small Aircraft:
Weight: >17,000 kg.
Time: 2 minutes.
Separation: 4 nautical miles.
It's amazing how often we forget/ignore these life-saving rules when we fly in Multiplayer...
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One important tip for light aircraft pilots to remember...
keep well away from HELICOPTERS at all times...!!!
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Paul...8)...!
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The above details are obtained courtesy of the publication quoted earlier...
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Reply #17 -
Jan 9
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, 2006 at 2:10pm
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keep well away from HELICOPTERS at all times...!!!
If they stayed on the ground, would not be a problem. Helicopters only fly because they don't know that they should not. They should just naturally screw themselves into the ground, though I did once here that they are so dam ugly, the earth repels them.
Matt
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Reply #18 -
Jan 9
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, 2006 at 2:11pm
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As well as the dangers of clouds, another useful thing to remember is the danger of "wake turbulence" from other aircraft...
Wow Fozzer, you hit another nail on the head!
Lets see some wake turbulence in FSX!
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Jan 9
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, 2006 at 2:15pm
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If they stayed on the ground, would not be a problem. Helicopters only fly because they don't know that they should not. They should just naturally screw themselves into the ground, though I did once here that they are so dam ugly, the earth repels them.
Matt
Love it...
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Paul...prefers a propellor up at the "pointy end"...
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P.S. Don't forget, you Thermal Underwear types. Pop over here for some gliding...>>>
http://www.hangsim.com/mf/
...trust me...
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