Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

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Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

Post by ATCSpooky »

Although a few weeks ago still a nice log to share from a great day at Zeltweg, Austria!

Seen (flying) here on March 15, 2011 between 09:30hr and 15:00hr:

Local:

EF2000: 7L-WD, 7L-WE, 7L-WF, 7L-WG, 7L-WH, 7L-WL
PC7: 3H-FB, 3H-FI, 3H-FK

Visiting:

AB212: 5D-HN, 5D-HS
Alouette III: 3E-KA
J105OË: 1128/ RH-28, 1133/ BC-33 t&g
OH58B: 3C-OI, 3C-OJ
PC6-B2H2: 3G-EC
S70A-42: 6M-BC

If I can find the time some pictures will follow later..... :wink:
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Re: Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

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Was this a normal day? Or was there an exercise? That seems to be much better than any Dutch or German airbase at the moment?
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Re: Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

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To me it looked like a regular day, except for the helicopters maybe as they were flying around with the "call 121,5" signs. But exercise or not you are right that indeed it was much better than on any Dutch or German airbase nowadays!! As you can imagine I was very happy with the result!
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Re: Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

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Have been here a couple of times in past years, and this diversity was not unusual. At times the field was very slow, but what does fly is good. Am inclined to say this was a rather normal day.
The 'Call 121.5' is carried by several a/c semi-permanently.


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I will be staying an hour away from Zeltweg (St. Peter am Kammersberg) when I'm on Holiday in Austria. If I can manage to sneak away from wife and kids ;-) , I would like to go to Zeltweg for half a day or so. Can someone give me some insight into:
- The best location to stand (I have the Scramble Airfield guide book to help as well)
- How many mm I need to shoot pictures
- What time of the day is best in terms of activity and/or light
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Re: Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

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Geert, in order asked:

- Spot 1
- any regular tele will do, you determine your distance to the aircraft
- activity: office hours generally, light gets better in the afternoon obviously

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Re: Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

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Key wrote:Geert, in order asked:

- Spot 1
- any regular tele will do, you determine your distance to the aircraft
- activity: office hours generally, light gets better in the afternoon obviously

Erik
Thanks Erik! Last night I checked the airfield guide, only to find out Austria is not in the book! Can you provide more insight as to where spot 1 is about?
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Re: Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

Post by Key »

Hm, I see. Spot 1 is on the eastern edge of the base, short final 26. It's easy to find. Have fun!

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Re: Zeltweg (LOXZ) MIL 2011

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Key wrote:Hm, I see. Spot 1 is on the eastern edge of the base, short final 26. It's easy to find. Have fun!

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Erik
Thanks Erik, I will have a go!
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