AirTalk.org Aviation discussions newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora.          AirTalk.org Forum Index -> Planes, gliders and flying in Australia View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message Jarod (the puppy) Guest Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 9:09 am    Post subject: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. I'm off to Temora this w/end. Looking in the ERSA I see PJE occures HJ. Turning to the front and scanning, can't find PJE. Anyone please? Oh, Temora..... Anyone tell me a bit about the fly in? -- ======== Thanks..... Jarod Back to top Daniel Moroz Guest Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 9:22 am    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. Parachute Jumping Exercise's from sunrise to sunset "Jarod (the puppy)" <dog_kennel_alias (AT) zeta (DOT) org.au> wrote Quote: I'm off to Temora this w/end. Looking in the ERSA I see PJE occures HJ. Turning to the front and scanning, can't find PJE. Anyone please? Oh, Temora..... Anyone tell me a bit about the fly in? -- ======== Thanks..... Jarod Back to top Mal Guest Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:15 am    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. http://www.skydivetemora.com.au/infopage.html http://www.aviationmuseum.com.au/contact/ Back to top SR20GOER Guest Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 8:47 pm    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. "Jarod (the puppy)" <dog_kennel_alias (AT) zeta (DOT) org.au> wrote Quote: I'm off to Temora this w/end. Looking in the ERSA I see PJE occures HJ. Turning to the front and scanning, can't find PJE. Anyone please? Oh, Temora..... Anyone tell me a bit about the fly in? -- ======== Thanks..... Jarod Jarod If it is a flying weekend, PJE will not be on. But they do like you to get there before museum flying starts. Make sure you have a current ERSA that shows the more recent new runway 04/22. Monitor the CTAF a long way out and you will get the active runway from hearing other arrivals, also the nearby Wagga MET available Mt Ginini (ERSA page GEN FIS 1). The flying weekend is a wonderful display and absolute value for money. Usually the aero club has a snag sizzle. Brian Back to top Mal Guest Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:45 pm    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. http://www.airservices.gov.au/brief/html.asp?/cgi-bin/avreq?p01=ytem http://www.aviationtemora.com.au/ dug them up as well Back to top Jarod (the puppy) Guest Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:47 am    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. "S" == "SR20GOER" writes: S> Jarod S> If it is a flying weekend, PJE will not be on. But they do like S> you to get there before museum flying starts. Well, 12:00 Local is about the earliest I can arrive. S> Make sure you have a current ERSA that shows the more recent new S> runway S> 04/22. Ha! I just looked. Funny it shows 23/05, 18/36 and 09/27 and that is the current ERSA. S> Monitor the CTAF a long way out and you will get the active runway S> from hearing other arrivals, also the nearby Wagga MET available S> Mt Ginini (ERSA page GEN FIS 1). I'm not with you on that, but I shall have a look and try to understand how to use what you mentioned. S> The flying weekend is a wonderful display and absolute value for S> money. Usually the aero club has a snag sizzle. Brian -- ======== Thanks..... Jarod Back to top SR20GOER Guest Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 12:20 am    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. "Jarod (the puppy)" <dog_kennel_alias (AT) zeta (DOT) org.au> wrote Quote: "S" == "SR20GOER" writes: S> Make sure you have a current ERSA that shows the more recent new S> runway S> 04/22. Ha! I just looked. Funny it shows 23/05, 18/36 and 09/27 and that is the current ERSA. Mea culpa, I should have looked in the ERSA with my glasses on, delete 04/22 insert 05/23 as the recent runway - you can use 09/27 as the taxiway to get to the parking. Quote: S> Monitor the CTAF a long way out and you will get the active runway S> from hearing other arrivals, also the nearby Wagga MET available S> Mt Ginini (ERSA page GEN FIS 1). I'm not with you on that, but I shall have a look and try to understand how to use what you mentioned. Reply next week if you had any problem. The AERIS system is not known by many but is great for planning ahead in flight. I also got ASA to put the KIM AWIS freq on the ML VTC and although the range is not far it is another great help if you are using the Eastern Lane (remembering AWIS is near Wallan/Pretty Sally) Quote: S> The flying weekend is a wonderful display and absolute value for S> money. Usually the aero club has a snag sizzle. Brian -- ======== Thanks..... Jarod Back to top Jarod (the puppy) Guest Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 9:07 am    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. "S" == "SR20GOER" writes: S> Mea culpa, I should have looked in the ERSA with my glasses on, S> delete 04/22 insert 05/23 as the recent runway - you can use S> 09/27 as the taxiway to get to the parking. Forgiven. We all make mistakes. Luckily this one is not a critical one. S> Reply next week if you had any problem. The AERIS system is not S> known by many but is great for planning ahead in flight. I also S> got ASA to put the KIM AWIS freq on the ML VTC and although the S> range is not far it is another great help if you are using the S> Eastern Lane (remembering AWIS is near Wallan/Pretty Sally) Ok. Thanks. I'm comming up from Wagga. YHOX - BIK - YSWG (refuel) - YTEM I am hoping that while at Temora, I can get some help with some of these "tricks". I am planning a trip to Cobden in October. Happy flying! -- ======== Thanks..... Jarod Back to top Stealth Pilot Guest Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 9:22 am    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 10:20:37 +1000, "SR20GOER" <sr20goerDONTSPAM (AT) ozipilotsonline (DOT) com.au> wrote: Quote: Reply next week if you had any problem. The AERIS system is not known by many but is great for planning ahead in flight. I also got ASA to put the KIM AWIS freq on the ML VTC and although the range is not far it is another great help if you are using the Eastern Lane (remembering AWIS is near Wallan/Pretty Sally) bollocks to that. I have tuned the kalgoorlie aeris every time I have flown near and through the "gool" and have not heard a single transmission from it yet. my trannie radio with abc country am actually does a better job of met info than the aeris service. Stealth pilot Back to top SR20GOER Guest Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2005 12:50 am    Post subject: Re: ERSA abbreviation help please. And a bit on Temora. "Stealth Pilot" <tailwind (AT) iinet (DOT) net.au> wrote Quote: On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 10:20:37 +1000, "SR20GOER" [email]sr20goerDONTSPAM (AT) ozipilotsonline (DOT) com.au[/email]> wrote: Reply next week if you had any problem. The AERIS system is not known by many but is great for planning ahead in flight. I also got ASA to put the KIM AWIS freq on the ML VTC and although the range is not far it is another great help if you are using the Eastern Lane (remembering AWIS is near Wallan/Pretty Sally) bollocks to that. I have tuned the kalgoorlie aeris every time I have flown near and through the "gool" and have not heard a single transmission from it yet. my trannie radio with abc country am actually does a better job of met info than the aeris service. Stealth pilot SP Must admit it is not always perfect but here in the golden boomerang we have better coverage and I can usually get Canobalas or Ginini. You get better weather and flatlands, we get tiger country but some good repeaters!! No slinging off at Kalgoorlie, my son had his 12th birthday in Hannan's pub in Hannan St in Hannans Find - you can guess the relevance. 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