Originally Posted by
EXDAC
.74 of a mile is +- 3900 feet. so a windsock every 780 feet or 560 feet apart if spaced evenly across the span and not close to either ends.
Depending on winds and approaching aircraft could be looking at the diameter of the windsock or its length … or some combination thereof
How big are the windsock's?
How bright are the LED lights…were they visible during the day or solar charged and operated only dusk to dawn?
In the rules for marking cable spans I saw no mention of windsocks. and markers seem to be mandated 200 feet apart. and be 36 inches in diameter. I could find no diagram specific to slacklines.
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