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Posted for Jeff Dingbaum <expressct@yahoo.com>:


--- Sky2high@aol.com wrote:

> Mike,
> Good question.  I see that AIRNAVs plates are "electronic" since the  pdf is 
> so crisp and clean.  I usually get plates from the AOPA site - these  seem to
> 
> be pdf copies of those printed on paper and are much fuzzier but the  
> collection date ( i.e. SE 1 15 APR 04) appears in the margin.  Also, AIRNAV 
> only 
> provides the airport approach plates while AOPA provides the entire  contents
> of 
> the terminal procedures publication including alt mins,  arrival/departure 
> procedures, etc.

Scott, 
You should check out
http://naco.faa.gov/digital_tpp.asp?ver=0404&eff=4-15-2004&end=5-13-2004
Outstanding quality as they are digital direct from government.  No scanning.

Jeff