METAR abbreviation "DL" - I should know this but cannot find it
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From the BOM AU website..http://www.bom.gov.au/aviation/taf3/...d-FinalNEW.pdf
Date on the bottom of the card is the 4th of November, 2020.......today is the 1st.
From the BOM AU website..http://www.bom.gov.au/aviation/taf3/...d-FinalNEW.pdf
Date on the bottom of the card is the 4th of November, 2020.......today is the 1st.
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Thanks for posting the question. I can’t recall having seen this abbreviation before, despite having been in the profession for over forty years.
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Neat, a lightning detector (I'm gonna sit with the signalling lamp all day if that is what it takes to try and trigger it).
I'd think that the usual one you'd see would be VCTS then, for the rest of the world that does not use the DL code.
Unless you get beyond 16 kilometres (then you're outside the "vicinity" reportings").
I'd think that the usual one you'd see would be VCTS then, for the rest of the world that does not use the DL code.
Unless you get beyond 16 kilometres (then you're outside the "vicinity" reportings").
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Nothing wrong with asking, ever!
After all, "the manuals"... now, how many are there again?
CARs, CASRs & all their manuals of standards, CAOs, AIP, ERSA, CAAPs, ACs and I'm sure I've missed another half dozen or so...
After all, "the manuals"... now, how many are there again?
CARs, CASRs & all their manuals of standards, CAOs, AIP, ERSA, CAAPs, ACs and I'm sure I've missed another half dozen or so...
