OB159: Terps Elf's Secrets Revealed

Published: Jan. 11, 2021, 11:57 p.m.

Episode 159 Show Notes

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Topic of the show: Why do some approaches say \u201cNA at Night\u201d?\xa0 The Terps Elf will do his best to answer this question.\xa0 We also discuss the use of aircraft types in ATC instructions, minimum vectoring altitudes, flight following in a practice area, and more of your awesome questions and feedback!\xa0

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Timely Feedback:

  1. 1. A P2012 expert sent feedback about the replacement of the C402.
  2. 2. Kilo Kilo shares a story about IFR cancelation.

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Feedback

  1. PATRON Bravo Bravo sent an audio question about callsigns with aircraft type.
  2. PATRON Golf Tango sent his super amazing bucket list via audio.
  3. PATRON Charlie Mike sent an MVA question.
  4. PATRON Tango Charlie asks about UHF frequencies.
  5. PATRON Bravo Bravo has a question about flight following in a practice area.

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Mentions: PATRON November Tango sent https://ablecompany502pir.org/files/FM_24-6_June_1945.pdf with page 18 being the one that shows the 5 x 5 methodology to describe radio signal strength. https://ablecompany502pir.org/files/FM_24-6_June_1945.pdf (Page 18).\xa0 Also PATRON Charlie Hotel sent https://www.esri.com/news/arcnews/summer07articles/a-brief-history.html about history of aeronautical charting.

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