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Habut One Departure

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Working on the IFR Written - Can anyone provide a SIMPLE explanation on how to reason through the backcourse departure question using the Habut One Departure figures?  I know we're dealing with reverse sensing ... at least I think we are ... but I can't reason my way through this one.

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    Lucas on Dec 09, 2012

    Ok, I don’t know if you are the same person that asked the question on our own forums as well but here is a video taken from our software that explains how to get to the answer for that question.
    Enjoy

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK2THYLBRCE&list=UU1AilFA8X2FR3FepaFvLBDw&index=1

    Lucas

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  2. Andrew Kennedy on Dec 09, 2012

    Very helpful and simple, Lucas; thanks!

    Is it me or are the FAA test questions written to confuse you? 🙂

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  3. Lucas on Dec 09, 2012

    indeed

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  4. Wes Beard on Dec 10, 2012

    Lucas,

    The video answers the question very well. One thing I noticed, the narrator was talking about the localized frequencies and stated the top frequency is 119.50. Obviously a slip of the tongue. The top frequency is 111.95.

    For what it is worth.

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