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I regularly file flight plans (both VFR and IFR) with my 'coupe.  This is
how I found out the type designator information.

The ERCO vs M10 designation is more likely because the tower is keeping
track of their differing groups in LAHSO.  An ERCO is required to have 3000
feet (sea level), while the M10 only needs 2500 feet.

Oh, and thanks to Roger Anderson for reminding me about the Contractions
publication... You can find those at:

(ERCO) 415/F-1/A-2:
http://www.faa.gov/ATPUBS/CNT/5-2-E.htm

(M10) M-10:
http://www.faa.gov/ATPUBS/CNT/5-2-M.htm

- Jason



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From: craig hinton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2006 12:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [COUPERS-TECH] Alon identifier

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I just talked to Princeton FSS. Asked what goes in block 3: "Aircraft 
type/special equipment"  They could not find Ercoupe, Aircoupe. 
or,Engineering Research Corp. They did say that the Mooney M-10 would 
be M-10/U in block 3 if transpndr equiped. They said there have been 
many changes and lot of new people so things are confused. Some years 
ago they told me an Ercoupe was" FO2/U".  I guess you could not go 
wrong using "Ercoupe/U in block 3 since it looks like no one much 
cares. For tower comm  my home base tower wants me to use "Mooney 
Cadet". Ercoupes and Alons use "Ercoupe" for tower Comm. This makes 
sense since if a pilot is told he is "number 2 behind the Ercoupe he 
expects to see a twin tail airplane ahead. 

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