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KPQN winds 310 @35 G47

Where in hell is KPQN?

blueldr wrote:Where in hell is KPQN?

I second that!

In the sw corner of Minnesota. The wind sock is at our farm about 20 miles east of Brookings S.D. The news last night said we peaked at 61mph yesterday afternoon. We live half way between KPQN Pipestone and KBKX Brookings, it's where all the wind turbines are at......go figure.
Have a good week

It's the winds of CHANGE! (heh-heh)

hilltop170 wrote:

blueldr wrote:Where in hell is KPQN?

I second that!

Dick and Richard, welcome to the 21'st century!

I know you guys both have access to the internet, otherwise you wouldn't be on this forum. If you give a (north end of a southbound rat) about where KPQN is, it takes about 15 seconds to open a new browser window and type in www.airnav.com/airport/kpqn . (Actually, I got all the info I needed from the title of the post.)

(Nothing personal guys, just some good-natured ribbing. We've had this discussion before, and I don't expect anyone to change how they do things.)

Miles

gahorn wrote:It's the winds of CHANGE! (heh-heh)

Does this mean what I think it does ......spreading the wealth......a little of your's ....... be coming my way

cessna170bdriver wrote:

hilltop170 wrote:

blueldr wrote:Where in hell is KPQN?

I second that!

Dick and Richard, welcome to the 21'st century!

I know you guys both have access to the internet, otherwise you wouldn't be on this forum. If you give a (north end of a southbound rat) about where KPQN is, it takes about 15 seconds to open a new browser window and type in http://www.airnav.com/airport/kpqn .

Actually you wouldn't have to go any further that typing kpqn into google.

W.J.Langhol wrote:

gahorn wrote:It's the winds of CHANGE! (heh-heh)

Does this mean what I think it does ......spreading the wealth......a little of your's ....... be coming my way

I took this to mean nothing more than it's getting closer to winter. Any more than that is more than I want to think about.

N9149A wrote:

cessna170bdriver wrote:
Dick and Richard, welcome to the 21'st century!

I know you guys both have access to the internet, otherwise you wouldn't be on this forum. If you give a (north end of a southbound rat) about where KPQN is, it takes about 15 seconds to open a new browser window and type in http://www.airnav.com/airport/kpqn .

Actually you wouldn't have to go any further that typing kpqn into google.

Guys, calm down-
BL and I obviously know how to look up an identifier. I can't speak for BL but I'm just lazy and don't want to look them up!

This post is a good example of the point BL was trying to make. The original intent of the post was lost in the confusion of where KPQN is located.

Most of the flyers that I'm acquainted with got over the habit of talking in "airport identifiyer" when the passed their private pilot check.
The fact that their geographic location is available on the internet has no bearing on it. The subject matter is generally not worth the effort.

5LS9 would be me telling you that I base at Ammons airport which is listed in faa directory as Zwolle LA but is nowhere near that place. So look it up "elder" AN GITHCHER OLE BUT DOWN HERE FER THE WINTER

Hey Gar

Are the skeeters bad during the winter?????? So which one are you closest too Emerald,Hart,Many,Fischer,Hemphill or do you live in the Ford?

[quote="gahorn"]It's the winds of CHANGE! (heh-heh)[/quote





Hey George would this be what you was talking about...