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I'd like to know what the members of this group think about straight in vs
full pattern entry.

Excuse the cross posting but I want to be sure I cover all the bases.

--
Roger Long

"Roger Long" om wrote in
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| full pattern entry.
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| Excuse the cross posting but I want to be sure I cover all the bases.
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Yet another post that I would not touch with a 10 foot Pole. In fact, I
would not touch it no matter how long your Pole is.

Roger Long wrote:

I'd like to know what the members of this group think about straight in vs
full pattern entry.

When I'm coming into SHD, I always call for traffic. If nobody answers and the
wind is favorable, I always use a straight in approach. Here in the Northeast,
frequency congestion is so bad that I almost always just fly a full pattern.

George Patterson
Great discoveries are not announced with "Eureka!". What's usually said is
"Hummmmm... That's interesting...."

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"Roger Long" om
wrote:

I'd like to know what the members of this group think about straight in vs
full pattern entry.

Excuse the cross posting but I want to be sure I cover all the bases.

--
Roger Long



I don't like straight-ins -- I prefer overhead approaches, as it gives
me a better view of who is in the traffic pattern.

"Roger Long" om wrote in
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| full pattern entry.
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| Excuse the cross posting but I want to be sure I cover all the bases.

If you cover "base" that precludes a straight-in approach.

Ron Lee

On 2004-01-21 15:43:17 -0800, "Roger Long"
om said:

I'd like to know what the members of this group think about straight in
vs
full pattern entry.

If you're not going to bother anyone, do whatever you want. Split-S to
final is fine with me.

--
Larry Fransson
Seattle, WA

thats one heck of a group to be x-posting to about entries
alt.binaries.erotica.pictures.senior-citizens

by the looks of that group, a straight in entry is only past memories


Roger Long wrote:

I'd like to know what the members of this group think about straight in vs
full pattern entry.

Excuse the cross posting but I want to be sure I cover all the bases.

--
Roger Long

Oh well, another one over the backstop.

(Looks like the next few guys missed it as well)

--
Roger Long
G.R. Patterson III wrote in message
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Roger Long wrote:

I'd like to know what the members of this group think about straight in
vs
full pattern entry.

When I'm coming into SHD, I always call for traffic. If nobody answers and
the
wind is favorable, I always use a straight in approach. Here in the
Northeast,
frequency congestion is so bad that I almost always just fly a full
pattern.

George Patterson
Great discoveries are not announced with "Eureka!". What's usually
said is
"Hummmmm... That's interesting...."

Go away BOY, you bother me...

"Roger Long" om wrote in
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I'd like to know what the members of this group think about straight in vs
full pattern entry.

Excuse the cross posting but I want to be sure I cover all the bases.

--
Roger Long

Instead of straight in, I will do a 45-entry to base.
It doesn't add any time and gives a better view of the pattern.