What are:
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- QNH
- Millibars
- Threshold
- QSD
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QNH is a Q code. It is a pressure setting used by pilots, air traffic control (ATC) and low frequency weather beacons to refer to the barometric altimeter setting which will cause the altimeter to read altitude above mean sea level within a certain defined region. ...
Millibars is a unit of atmospheric pressure. Other possible units of pressure used by scientists are inches of Mercury, and torr.
Threshold is the beginnign on the rwy where the yellow arrows are I think
dno what qsd is
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lol Mattthose first two are so copied of wikipedia.
Originally Posted by cocaine
3. Threshold is the white arrows where you can't land but infact takeoff. The yellow arrows are jetpads Matt. :]Manchester City
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y'know.
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Ok, I really didn't get the first two definitions Matt :]
and thanks Cody.
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Vectors
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Intercept altitude for the ILS at Stansted is 2500ft Originally Posted by VATSIM
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Vectors are radar headings that are given to an aircraft when air traffic control are wanting them to fly another way to whats programmed into the aircraft.
Note a radar heading is not a true magnetic heading.
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16-11-2007, 06:14 PM #7110
not what ive been given last time i flew in their i was given 3000ft Originally Posted by Adam!
Intercept altitude for the ILS at Stansted is 2500ft[CENTER]my name is dan tbh.
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