Anyone want some charts?

[Mobius]

I cleaned out my closet today, and I found a bunch of my expired charts from the last few years, and I was wondering if anyone would want any instead of me throwing them away?

I have:

1x Green Bay Sectional Chart (upper half of Wisconsin)

[glow=yellow,2,300]4[/glow]x Chicago Sectional Chart (lower half of Wisconsin and upper half of Illinois)

[glow=yellow,2,300]0x L-11/L-12 Low-Altitude Enroute Chart[/glow] (covers parts of Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Nebraska on one side and parts of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ontario on the other side)

[glow=yellow,2,300]1[/glow]x EC-3 Approach Plates (unbound loose leaf, covers Wisconsin and Illinois, ring not included)



Just for reference, sectional charts are usually for VFR flying:



and the Enroute charts are for IFR flying:



These are all expired (so no using them for real flying!) and are all in very good condition, although the approach plates might be missing a page or two, but they still have 99.9% of their pages left.

I'd like to give these to people who don't have any charts like these at all, so if people who already have a few sectionals or a book of plates would let the other people who don't have any get first choice, I know I would appreciate it and I'm sure they would as well.

[krix]

I would love to have one of the VFR sectionals.  Or one of everything if no one else wants them.  I have never seen or used a real chart, lately I am rolling my chair back and forth to another computer screen to get nav info to follow low altitude airways.

[Mobius]

[quote]I would love to have one of the VFR sectionals.