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[@diaryrecorded5524]

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[@thelorf6713]

Looks like a teardrop entry to me.

[@mattvoda1767]

This is my training airport, makes this so much more applicable!

[@jakew9887]

Excellent presentation. Thanks

[@michaelmaciol4183]

On the 430W where do you plug-in ch 57901 to get the approach plate? In your flight plan? Thank you

[@gamalmohamed6018]

Teardrop

[@raccoonair]

Excellent, if I may, altitudes as one thousand nine hundred, instead of nineteen hundred; makes the distinction between that and rate of climb/descent. Thanks for posting.