Congested Area?

On 10 Jul 2008 12:09:47 GMT, Robert Moore wrote:

Just to not confuse those that don't know, the yellow on the sectional
chart indicates the area that could be expected to be illuminated at
night by street lights,

Wow... I'll bet even the DPE that gave me my check ride couldn't have
answered that one.

I've heard the question asked many times, but never got an answer.

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Dallas

"Dallas" wrote in message
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On 10 Jul 2008 12:09:47 GMT, Robert Moore wrote:

Just to not confuse those that don't know, the yellow on the sectional
chart indicates the area that could be expected to be illuminated at
night by street lights,

Wow... I'll bet even the DPE that gave me my check ride couldn't have
answered that one.

I'd be very surprised if he didn't. That's how you navigate visually at
night.

Dallas wrote:
On 10 Jul 2008 12:09:47 GMT, Robert Moore wrote:

Just to not confuse those that don't know, the yellow on the sectional
chart indicates the area that could be expected to be illuminated at
night by street lights,

Wow... I'll bet even the DPE that gave me my check ride couldn't have
answered that one.

I've heard the question asked many times, but never got an answer.


Really? That was taught to me the first time a sectional was displayed
in ground school. (1979)

Gig 601Xl Builder wrote in news:cZ6dnfAM49GRw-
:

Dallas wrote:
On 10 Jul 2008 12:09:47 GMT, Robert Moore wrote:

Just to not confuse those that don't know, the yellow on the sectional
chart indicates the area that could be expected to be illuminated at
night by street lights,

Wow... I'll bet even the DPE that gave me my check ride couldn't have
answered that one.

I've heard the question asked many times, but never got an answer.


Really? That was taught to me the first time a sectional was displayed
in ground school. (1979)


Historic though that may have been,I'm relatively certain that sectionals
were taught in groundschools before that!

Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Gig 601Xl Builder wrote in news:cZ6dnfAM49GRw-
:

Dallas wrote:
On 10 Jul 2008 12:09:47 GMT, Robert Moore wrote:

Just to not confuse those that don't know, the yellow on the sectional
chart indicates the area that could be expected to be illuminated at
night by street lights,
Wow... I'll bet even the DPE that gave me my check ride couldn't have
answered that one.

I've heard the question asked many times, but never got an answer.

Really? That was taught to me the first time a sectional was displayed
in ground school. (1979)


Historic though that may have been,I'm relatively certain that sectionals
were taught in groundschools before that!

Bertie

Don't be a dick Bertie. You and everyone that can read knew what I meant.

Gig 601Xl Builder wrote in
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Gig 601Xl Builder wrote in
news:cZ6dnfAM49GRw- :

Dallas wrote:
On 10 Jul 2008 12:09:47 GMT, Robert Moore wrote:

Just to not confuse those that don't know, the yellow on the
sectional chart indicates the area that could be expected to be
illuminated at night by street lights,
Wow... I'll bet even the DPE that gave me my check ride couldn't
have answered that one.

I've heard the question asked many times, but never got an answer.

Really? That was taught to me the first time a sectional was
displayed in ground school. (1979)


Historic though that may have been,I'm relatively certain that
sectionals were taught in groundschools before that!

Bertie

Don't be a dick Bertie. You and everyone that can read knew what I
meant.


Hey, if I dodn't have a go at you over it, who would?

Didn't know you were German.


BTW, you're not supposed to be talking to me. Maxie will get annoyed and
put you on a lits.






Bertie

"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Hey, if I dodn't have a go at you over it, who would?

Didn't know you were German.


BTW, you're not supposed to be talking to me. Maxie will get annoyed and
put you on a lits.



Just your usual bull****.

Kind of like when you were a kid, and your mom tied a pork chop around your
neck so the dog would play with you.

"Maxwell" luv2^fly99@cox.^net wrote in
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"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Hey, if I dodn't have a go at you over it, who would?

Didn't know you were German.


BTW, you're not supposed to be talking to me. Maxie will get annoyed
and put you on a lits.



Just your usual bull****.

Kind of like when you were a kid, and your mom tied a pork chop around
your neck so the dog would play with you.



So, you're the pork chp or the dog?

Walk me through this.


Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Gig 601Xl Builder wrote in
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Gig 601Xl Builder wrote in
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Dallas wrote:
On 10 Jul 2008 12:09:47 GMT, Robert Moore wrote:

Just to not confuse those that don't know, the yellow on the
sectional chart indicates the area that could be expected to be
illuminated at night by street lights,
Wow... I'll bet even the DPE that gave me my check ride couldn't
have answered that one.

I've heard the question asked many times, but never got an answer.

Really? That was taught to me the first time a sectional was
displayed in ground school. (1979)

Historic though that may have been,I'm relatively certain that
sectionals were taught in groundschools before that!

Bertie
Don't be a dick Bertie. You and everyone that can read knew what I
meant.


Hey, if I dodn't have a go at you over it, who would?

Didn't know you were German.


BTW, you're not supposed to be talking to me. Maxie will get annoyed and
put you on a lits.


And you start another back and forth with Maxwell. Damn it Bertie, you
really are along with Maxwell destroying this group.

"Gig 601Xl Builder" wrote in message
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And you start another back and forth with Maxwell. Damn it Bertie, you
really are along with Maxwell destroying this group.\

If Burtie is not allow to moderate/control the group, he will do his best to
destroy it.

It has nothing to do with Maxwell, or at least not the real one.