Post by LOU on Jul 28th, 2011 at 3:28pm
David, I do wonder about the range of the VOR's. It appears they are not able to receive past 60 miles even at 10,000'.
If you fly the STAR you will see that Armel VOR is only used for 28 miles.
This is a bit busy, but I remember a few that were much harder to fly. You were fliping VOR frequencies faster than you can kiss a duck.
Here is another busy approach. It is a turboprop STAR, but still very busy.
I guess you and many others enjoy using the on line ATC environment.
I had enough of that over the years and now I just fly the skies by myself and the AI planes FSX puts into the sky. :P
Lou
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If you fly the STAR you will see that Armel VOR is only used for 28 miles.
This is a bit busy, but I remember a few that were much harder to fly. You were fliping VOR frequencies faster than you can kiss a duck.
Here is another busy approach. It is a turboprop STAR, but still very busy.
I guess you and many others enjoy using the on line ATC environment.
I had enough of that over the years and now I just fly the skies by myself and the AI planes FSX puts into the sky. :P
Lou
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