EAA IMC Club Nashua Chapter Virtual Meeting May 13th

[James Carlson]

The May EAA IMC Club Nashua Chapter Meeting is scheduled for
May 13th at 1830L (6:30PM) via WebEx conference call.

Items planned for May's meeting:

  - Pilot Workshop Scenario (Departing Under WATTR)
  - Radek's Question of the Month
  - Scenario from Robert Hough
  - Pointer to Doug Stewart presentation
  - Insert your item here (suggestions wanted)

You can participate from an Apple or Android mobile device via free apps:

  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cisco-webex-meetings/id298844386

  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cisco.webex.meetings

If you use one of these mobile apps, the meeting number is 624 967 419.

You can also connect directly from a desktop machine (tested on OpenSUSE
Linux, Windows 10, and MacOS X):

  https://meetingsamer2.webex.com/meet/carlsonj

If you can't get audio for some reason, or don't have a mobile device or
computer, you can also dial in to participate:

  +1 (408) 418-9388
  Access code: 624 967 419

On May 13th, I'll open up the meeting room at 6PM, so if you want to
arrive early and have a disorganized chat, as we usually do, feel free
to do so.  The real meeting begins at 6:30PM with this month's scenario,
entitled "Departing Under WATTR."

Here's the Question Of The Month from Radek:

  You cleared for and are flying the ILS RWY 15R approach to BOS. You
  have intercepted and tracking the glide slope just outside of WOBUR.
  Are you required to adhere to altitudes published for any preceding
  fixes (SWIGG, WOBUR) before the FAF at MALDY?

  http://aeronav.faa.gov/d-tpp/2005/00058IL15R.PDF

Also, Doug Stewart has his own presentation that he's giving to a few
select IMC Club meetings.  Feel free to attend any of the available ones
on this list:

https://www.communityaviation.com/events/meeting/imc/national-meetings

Will you miss this month's meeting?  If so, please consider attending
Steve Cunningham's EAA IMC Club Manchester Chapter Meeting at 1830L on
Tuesday, May 19th 2020, with remote access details available from George
Brome.  Both meetings are sponsored by National Flight Simulator.

  http://tinyurl.com/NationalFlightSim

Either meeting qualifies for 1 WINGS credit as "Basic Knowledge."  You
can sign up in advance for the Nashua meeting here:

  https://www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=99933

and the Manchester meeting here:

  https://www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=100366

Until the next meeting, fly safely, and maintain social distance from
all other traffic!

-- 
James Carlson         42.703N 71.076W         <carlsonj at workingcode.com>