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Anyone out there who flew the old square range and low frequency airways?

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Charlie10 wrote:

Anyone out there who flew the old square range and low frequency airways?

Are you talking about the four-course radio range(A and N ranges)?
http://www.navfltsm.addr.com/ndb-nav-history.htm

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Yes, I am. Do you remember those days?

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Charlie10 wrote:

Yes, I am. Do you remember those days?

No it was before my time but I've heard of it. I think it would be nice to try. I have nothing but respect for pilots that could earn an instrument rating using such navigation. They should have left one station operating for nostalgic reasons.

There's a download on Avsim so that you can put the stations into FS(not simple).
http://library.avsim.net/esearch.php?CatID=fs2004gau&DLID=82861

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There is a square range download for FS including FSX. There is also a nice vintage radio panel for the DC-3 that makes it extremely realistic. If you have never flow square ranges, it is something to appreciate. When you got in the "null" you get a combination a - n or something more like a morse code M. The colored airways with their SRs were something to behold with static from summer heat to storms. They were mostly fantastic in the winter time.

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