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Old November 25th 05, 07:54 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Bob Noel wrote:
In article .com,
"Robert M. Gary" wrote:

If you are really landing 0/0 I would toss out the idea of trying to
flare. The glide slope is good down to 100 feet, after that it does
wacky.


eh? For Cat III systems, the glide slope is good all the way to the runway.


I think you got lost in the thread. We've not talked about CAT III at
all in this part of the thread just flying an ILS down to the ground.
If you notice, some other trees from this thread moved off and talked
about cat III. You won't find any talk of CAT III going up the chain of
my post.

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Old November 25th 05, 08:58 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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In article .com,
"Robert M. Gary" wrote:

eh? For Cat III systems, the glide slope is good all the way to the runway.


I think you got lost in the thread. We've not talked about CAT III at
all in this part of the thread just flying an ILS down to the ground.
If you notice, some other trees from this thread moved off and talked
about cat III. You won't find any talk of CAT III going up the chain of
my post.


ok.

But let me add that a Cat I glideslope could be ok down to runway, but usually
isn't. It just won't be flightchecked

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