> > > Anyone know the altitude of the approach lights in FlightGear? They
> > > should be the same as the threshold, about 13 feet. They seem to be
> > > much lower here, so they're covered by the light structures.
> >
> > The altitude of the approach lights vary based on viewer distance
> > (and
On Samstag 02 Juli 2005 09:40, Erik Hofman wrote:
> Dave Culp wrote:
> > Anyone know the altitude of the approach lights in FlightGear? They
> > should be the same as the threshold, about 13 feet. They seem to be much
> > lower here, so they're covered by the light structures.
>
> The altitude of
Dave Culp wrote:
Anyone know the altitude of the approach lights in FlightGear? They should
be the same as the threshold, about 13 feet. They seem to be much lower
here, so they're covered by the light structures.
The altitude of the approach lights vary based on viewer distance
(and/or a
I've been working on the approach light structures at KSFO. They look OK in
the daytime:
http://home.comcast.net/~davidculp2/lights_day.jpg
But at night some of the approach lights are covered:
http://home.comcast.net/~davidculp2/lights_night.jpg
Anyone know the altitude of the appr
