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On Sat, 08 Oct 2005 13:44:42 GMT, Matt Whiting
Yes, I would think that responding, even to a false alarm, would be a lot more fun than sitting and playing cards all day. Sometimes when I phone the FSS for a wx briefing, I get a long-winded description and analysis of the wx in areas that have no relevance whatever to my planned flight. At those times I usually wonder if things are so quiet at the FSS that the briefer is bored to death and is so relieved to get my phone call he wants to make it last as long as he possibly can. Anyone else have this experience? Any of you FSS briefers out there wish to comment? vince norris |
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