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Old July 24th 07, 12:38 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.ifr
karl gruber[_1_]
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Default VOR approach SMO

You may be "seeing" the plate.........but certainly not comprehending it.


Karl


"B" wrote in message ...
I am reading the plate. Apparently, you are not.

karl gruber wrote:

Not with DME, or do you think that a Gulfstream wouldn't have DME??

Read the plate!

Karl


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karl gruber wrote:


I see no problem with the weather 800/3 as you point out. Inside BEVEY
drive down to 680 outside CULVE, and have 3 miles to descend 505 feet.
Any jet will do that all day long.

Karl
"Curator" N185KG

1120 at CULVE. 175 feet airport elevation. Difference 945 feet.
Distance from CULVE to runway 1.54 miles.




 




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