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TboltTX1
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Re: Pic Of The Dallas Fire Station 42 Thunderbolt With Light
What are they doing with the new 2001s to make them visible to aircraft? I'm sure they don't have this same setup.
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4J25
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Re: Pic Of The Dallas Fire Station 42 Thunderbolt With Light
And don't they have orange buoys on the telephone/electrical wires?TurbopropPilot wrote:You are partially right. It's for all aircraft arriving and departing from DAL. The FAA mandates that anything over a certain height and a certain distance from the airport has to have a recognition light for visual confirmation. There sure are a lot of raised structures in the vicinity of the airport.4J25 wrote:He says it in the first post... They are anti-collision lights, probably so landing helicopters can see the siren.
Christian Bricking, living in the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area.
Owner of a WPS-2804, Model L, and B9.
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Owner of a WPS-2804, Model L, and B9.
Certified Skywarn spotter since April 5, 2016.
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