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Ooops, wrong newsgroup (since this is a VFR question). Putting that right.
"David Brooks" wrote in message ... I learned something Friday night while getting in some night solo time. I called Whidbey Approach for a few minutes of flight following and possibly clipping their Class C, and the controller annonced radar contact, and then issued a squawk. I hadn't given my position (I wasn't too sure where I was anyway :-) ). He apparently didn't find it necessary to talk to me after I popped up with the discrete code. I was probably the only VFR target in his entire airspace, so there was no ambiguity. Still, question for the controllers, is it standard procedure to announce radar contact to an untagged target? -- David Brooks |
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