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Need help finding a chart

Postby skoker » Mon Dec 06, 2010 4:40 pm

I cant find any charts for KBQR/D77 (Buffalo Lancaster airfeild)

I'm trying to find out the magnetic heading of the runway.  I can't find an accurate reading and all of my sources are showing a 7* difference :-/
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Re: Need help finding a chart

Postby RitterKreuz » Mon Dec 06, 2010 5:47 pm

KBQR should be 080 and 260 degrees rounded. I dont know what the exact decimal point figures are.

would be helpful if there were IAPs there but there do not appear to be any.

EDIT: corrected 026 - 260  ::)
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Re: Need help finding a chart

Postby olderndirt » Mon Dec 06, 2010 9:30 pm

AIRNAV is still showing it as 8/26 - 3200'.
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Re: Need help finding a chart

Postby JoBee » Tue Dec 07, 2010 5:03 pm

You could try calling the airport with a telephone- http://www.buffalolancaster.com/ContactUs.aspx

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Several places give you lat/lon for the runway ends. Using Afcad or ADE you could place a blue node at those 2 locations and draw a guideline between them to set your runway. Using Finney's Crosshairs Plus equipped with Jim Robinson's gauge you can locate those coordinates within a foot or 2.
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Re: Need help finding a chart

Postby skoker » Tue Dec 07, 2010 8:02 pm

You could try calling the airport with a telephone- http://www.buffalolancaster.com/ContactUs.aspx

cheers,
Joe

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Several places give you lat/lon for the runway ends. Using Afcad or ADE you could place a blue node at those 2 locations and draw a guideline between them to set your runway. Using Finney's Crosshairs Plus equipped with Jim Robinson's gauge you can locate those coordinates within a foot or 2.
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I actually do an explorer program there every monday, I just haven't been able to attend for the past few weeks due to snow and pneumonia...
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