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Old 23rd Aug 2016, 12:08
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Originally Posted by tio540
What is a WIzz Wheel anyway?
An ancient artefact used by those who were trained to actually navigate before the advent of the magenta line. Also (seemingly) more accurate.

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Old 24th Aug 2016, 01:43
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How many gig of ram in that computer Hempy?
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Old 24th Aug 2016, 03:02
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Originally Posted by dejapoo
Ooohhhhhhh here I was hoping for another thread on the correct way to do a departure report VS the West Australian way of doing it... never mind maybe next time
At the risk of promoting thread drift, what did those of us who haven't seen that thread miss?
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Old 25th Aug 2016, 00:36
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At the risk of promoting thread drift, what did those of us who haven't seen that thread miss?
This'll be good... bring it on, Poo!
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What is a WIzz Wheel anyway?
Otherwise known as a "Prayer Wheel".

An ancient artefact used by those who were trained to actually navigate before the advent of the magenta line. Also (seemingly) more accurate.
And will still be used in the future to navigate star ships:

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Old 26th Aug 2016, 05:07
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Originally Posted by Capn Bloggs
This'll be good... bring it on, Poo!
Is this the "Brisbane CTR, ABC departure" thing, instead of just launching into the departure call?

Launch straight into a departure call only to be told to say again because CTR were busy on another frequency and you soon learn the value of it.
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Old 26th Aug 2016, 09:02
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Right, end of spock; into more serious stuff.

Cat, I shocked! I did consider you to be one of the voices of reason on Prune but not any more! How you could overtly countenance deliberate disobeying of AIP?

Besides, if ATC was really worried about being stunned/caught out/overwhelmed by "launch straight into" departure calls, AsA would have made us say "departure", as they have done with "position". My I suggest you not try to worry too much about their job. They are big enough and ugly enough to help themselves. In 99.999% of the case after you say "departure", I hear "FFS!!! Just get on with it, will you!!".

PS, Spock would be impressed, some jet captains still use their prayer wheel for working out feeder fix speeds!
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Old 26th Aug 2016, 23:24
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You are right of course Bloggs, it is something I've changed my thinking on gradually over the years. I didn't mean to suggest that it should be done that way, just saying why some do it that way.
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Old 28th Aug 2016, 00:17
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All is forgiven, Cat. Back to normal programming...
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Old 30th Aug 2016, 12:56
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Now that I don't have to listen to all that crap my radio call is:

'ML Centre, ABC taxies Dumbo, request traffic and code'

Works a treat, wish I'd been saying it for years.
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Old 30th Aug 2016, 13:06
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To which you'll get the reply; 'No reported IFR traffic, (I'll give you a code if you will enter radar airspace, otherwise stfu)'.
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Old 30th Aug 2016, 14:18
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Windup alert!! Don't bite, don't bite, don't bite!!
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Old 31st Aug 2016, 14:46
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Nah, you'll get the traffic and code because that's what you asked for. Same as getting an airways clearance. You'll get the clearance cos you asked for it, sweet as a nut!
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But you must have had your clearance to FL XXX pending first!
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Old 1st Sep 2016, 02:40
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As long as all are cleared via the independent visual approach, even though its broken at 400', i.e. Sydney, and you read back "via the IVA" Rex style, everyone is happy.
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