Re: Subscription to NASD CD-ROM (was: embedded ...)

["D.F.S." <dfs@xmission.com>]

> Oh, no question that it is *possible* to synthesize an approach plate from
> the FAA/Jeppesen ARINC data, given that the data is known to be correct.
> It is just that it isn't legal to do so yet.

This is the third time you have said this, and I have not seen a
Cite yet.
Based on what regulation?

Where does it say NOS AND Jepp is legal and any other source of
current info is not?

It may not be be smart, but not illegal.


> As I indicated in my previous posting, I have done this for the Elite
> flight sim and then flown the approaches I synthesized.  You really don't
> need all that much data.
> 

I'm not talking about making stuff up, The Approaches are in the data.

Marc


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