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Hashes on a SID

kmac

kmac

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Can anyone tell me what the hashes around the border mean on a SID? They're the same ones found on a high instrument approach. Anyone?
 
I think I’ve only seen them on high plates...off the top of my head. Not sure if they denote high plates or if there’s a deeper meaning.
 
ea6bflyr said:
TCN?
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Good guess, but nope. The only indicator of TCN would be if the Julian date on the procedure matched a TCN cycle.

ea6bflyr said:
It appears that the diagonal black lines designate those procedures specifically authorized (and restricted to) military aircraft. (source)
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Nope, that’s not it. In the US you’ll only find them at military airfields. But also take a look also at ENAME volume 7. Three airports in Turkey (Annan Menderes, Antayla, and Dalaman) have them. (I don’t have any other volumes lying around here, but there’s definitely a lot more)

Any other guesses? I’ll give the answer shortly, but don’t expect it to make sense.

Python1287 said:
I think I’ve only seen them on high plates...off the top of my head. Not sure if they denote high plates or if there’s a deeper meaning.
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This is the closest to the right answer.
 
RobLyman said:
TB AVN 1-2130SP...but it's an Army pub dated 2001.
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Dang a second time! An Army helo driver (but naval aviator for life) gets the more right answer. :D :p
 
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