Traffic 12 'o clock, opposite direction

[EpicDraws]

...but "type unknown altitude unknown".

Always gets me nervous from NorCal approach. Is that a transponder-less plane? Never did see them.

And of course they don't bother to tell me "no factor" until I ask again. All totally normal? It was a very calm day today for some reason too given the great weather.

 

[Velocity173]

...but "type unknown altitude unknown".

Always gets me nervous from NorCal approach. Is that a transponder-less plane? Never did see them.

And of course they don't bother to tell me "no factor" until I ask again. All totally normal? It was a very calm day today for some reason too given the great weather.

Either no transponder or Mode C was inop. Should've told you when traffic was no longer a factor or traffic no longer observed.

 

[cocolos]

Those aren't too uncommon. Most of the time they are crop dusters when I get that call and they are very low, but that's just when I've seen them.

 

[Sac Arrow]

Those aren't too uncommon. Most of the time they are crop dusters when I get that call and they are very low, but that's just when I've seen them.

Yep. That mostly.

 

[EpicDraws]

That would make sense. We were over a pretty heavy ag area. Thanks!

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