SEN 3368
- Re: SEN 3362 or who pushes the button
- Re: SEN 3367
- Lookin for Vladimir
Re: SEN 3362 or who pushes the button
From:Steve Helmick
Regarding CHE’s post on RDT, I’m wondering who decides when the model is ALMOST OOS (but not quite), and it’s time to push the abort button? If it’s the timekeeper, don’t they all have to be equal in their visual acquity? How would this work with “fly one, time one”, or the guy whose wife, kid, brother, father, etc., time exclusively for them? In short…it doesn’t seem practical to me. Steve O’Bat
Editor’s comment
Steve O’Bat I believe there was quite some discussion around this in the UK. Maybe someone from there could comment on the conclusion.
Also with respect to conforming to the various versions of the BVLOS rules that is is the responsibility of the (the term that I always find odd) the pilot . But this could make it the organizer ?
SEN 3367
From:Ed Carroll
Nice reporting F1C
Editors comment
It helps when the reporter understands the class
Looking for Vladimir
From: michael pykelny
Roger:
I am looking for an email for Vladimir Romanchenko
Thanks,
MP
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