Can anyone tell me if it's a good idea to try my LSF V slope flight at Soar Utah?
Before? After?
Mark
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Well, speaking just generally; I'd guess bad. Tom Hoopes certainly would
know.
I'm simply thinking that holding any frequency for 8+ hours at an event
wouldn't be good. Plus, with that many people, you run some extra risk of an
erroneous shoot down.
What do you Utah folks think?
Bill Swingle
Well Bill I'd be on Ham chanel 07 - not on 72 Mhz
Does that make a difference?
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From: Bill Swingle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 12:21 PM
To: Howard Mark; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Soar Utah + 8 hour LSF
Well, speaking just
Well, like I said, I'm only speaking in generalities. I'd suggest it best to
contact the event CD and ask. Maybe they'll encourage it. Who knows...
Yes, I'd guess that the Ham band would be a better choice. HOWEVER! The Ham
bands are usually so clear that SOME ham pilots don't pay much attention;
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