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Old December 3rd 06, 09:23 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
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I can hardly see how it should affect VFR flights.


Well pattern altitudes might be one problem. How about easterly/westerly
odd/even +500 altitudes?

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Old December 3rd 06, 09:42 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
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So everybody fly their pattern 100 ft higher than normal. Big deal.

As long as everyone all max out their Kollsman's window at 3100 in the
same vacinity, even/odd +500 altitude would be just fine. You still
have the same vertical separation. Plus, VFR is see and avoid.
even/odd +500 altitude doesn't really do much separation when someone
flying magnetic course 001 converge with someone flying course magnetic
179, all legally at odd+500 VFR altitude and only 2 degree off from a
head-on.


J. Severyn wrote:
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I can hardly see how it should affect VFR flights.


Well pattern altitudes might be one problem. How about easterly/westerly
odd/even +500 altitudes?

John Severyn
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Old December 3rd 06, 10:06 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
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J. Severyn wrote:
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I can hardly see how it should affect VFR flights.



Well pattern altitudes might be one problem. How about easterly/westerly
odd/even +500 altitudes?


So you're a couple hundred feet off, that's no big deal. As for pattern
altitudes I always use 1000 agl, plus or minus depending on how I round
the field elevation.
 




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