have a simple question
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From: Euroland
Have a look at the chart legend.
However from memory -
If it is something like FL *
That is a flashing light.
If it is something like 123.45 *
Then that indicates that the frequency operates "less than continuous or on request".
Note the stars are slightly different so check the chart legend.
Regards,
DFC
However from memory -
If it is something like FL *
That is a flashing light.
If it is something like 123.45 *
Then that indicates that the frequency operates "less than continuous or on request".
Note the stars are slightly different so check the chart legend.
Regards,
DFC
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From: chicago
Does it mean becon light at an airport ?
Maybe I didn't explain it right. If you look at map some airports have a star right above the airport. Star has an empty circle inside it.
If it's a flashing light like legend says then what is it ?
Airport becon ?
Maybe I didn't explain it right. If you look at map some airports have a star right above the airport. Star has an empty circle inside it.
If it's a flashing light like legend says then what is it ?
Airport becon ?

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From: Quite near 'An aerodrome somewhere in England'
Airports:
Star (with a hollow circle in the centre) indicates rotating airport beacon in operation from Sunset to Sunrise.
Airport Data:
Star (solid) indicates operation part-time. See tower fequencies tabulation for hours of operation.
See this: http://www.aerospaceweb.org/question...ts/q0125.shtml
Star (with a hollow circle in the centre) indicates rotating airport beacon in operation from Sunset to Sunrise.
Airport Data:
Star (solid) indicates operation part-time. See tower fequencies tabulation for hours of operation.
See this: http://www.aerospaceweb.org/question...ts/q0125.shtml




