Can I still be an idiot anyway, even though "Dave Grayvis" has me beat
by a couple of orders of magnitude?
Please?
Jerry
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17 years ago
FAA Notification on Large Model Rockets
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- posted
17 years ago
Yes, and your point is?
- posted
17 years ago
I'm sorry, your post suggested you knew something about air traffic. That
far from destination aircraft are not at low altitudes, there's lots of room
for rockets.
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17 years ago
He assumed facts not in evidence.
That statement is reinforced also by 40 years of experience.
That statement is reinforced also by 40 years of experience.
- posted
17 years ago
Have you ever been to Lucerne? Are you familiar with the local air
traffic patterns?
jerry suggested flights up to 200,000 feet. What altitudes do you fly your plane at?
jerry suggested flights up to 200,000 feet. What altitudes do you fly your plane at?
- posted
17 years ago
Planes fly (horizontally) over Lucerne between 1000 and 28000 feet.
Any (vertical) airspace user operating on VFR could also use that same airspace with FAA consent. An instrumented pilot can fly a "RPV" as well.
Jerry
Any (vertical) airspace user operating on VFR could also use that same airspace with FAA consent. An instrumented pilot can fly a "RPV" as well.
Jerry
- posted
17 years ago
Nope.
If local air traffic patterns are the concern why did you bring up ONT and LAX?
I tend to fly my plane at one to two thousand feet above the ground, but my plane is a 1946 Aeronca 7AC without a radio or a transponder. Aircraft like mine don't go into LAX or ONT, and aircraft that are going to LAX or ONT ain't gonna be one to two thousand feet above the ground in the vicinity of Lucerne.
If local air traffic patterns are the concern why did you bring up ONT and LAX?
I tend to fly my plane at one to two thousand feet above the ground, but my plane is a 1946 Aeronca 7AC without a radio or a transponder. Aircraft like mine don't go into LAX or ONT, and aircraft that are going to LAX or ONT ain't gonna be one to two thousand feet above the ground in the vicinity of Lucerne.
- posted
17 years ago
Dave, you can't debate, using logic, with an individual who likes to
play the game "Stump the Dummy" and another who "takes liberties with
the truth"..
Fred
Fred
- posted
17 years ago
Like someone who says "I'll make sure DOT lodges your request"?
For example.
Jerry
For example.
Jerry
- posted
17 years ago
I don't believe I ever said WHERE it was. It was NOT at the "traditional"
Danville site by the prison. They DID use the same motel!
Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!
Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!
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17 years ago
C'mon, everybody knows the altitude restritions there...
Why do you think Space Ship One had to go so high???
David Erbas-White
Why do you think Space Ship One had to go so high???
David Erbas-White
- posted
17 years ago
Better BBQ.