AC 70/7460-1L

Historical

Advisory circular · Obstruction Marking and Lighting

A newer version is currentThis is a historical version. AC 70/7460-1M is the version in force, approved November 6, 2020.
Approved
December 4, 2015
Last reviewed
December 4, 2015
Cancelled by
AC70/7460-1M
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AC 70/7460-1 · 7 versions
Revision
L
14 CFR parts
77

Guidance, not mandatory unless a rule or AD requires it. DRS record last changed December 4, 2015.

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Appendix B B-3 Reference: Airman’s Information Manual Pilot/Controller Glossary.

B-4.2 Meteorological Visibility.

A term that denotes the greatest distance, expressed in statute miles, that selected objects (visibility markers) or lights of moderate intensity (25 candelas) can be seen and identified under specified conditions of observation.

B-5 Lighting System Configuration.

1. Configuration A . Red Obstruction Lighting System.

2. Configuration B. High-Intensity White Obstruction Lights for structures with appurtenance 40 feet or less.

3. Configuration C. High-Intensity White Obstruction Lights for structures with appurtenance greater than 40 feet.

4. Configuration D. Medium-Intensity White Obstruction Lights.

5. Configuration E. Medium-Intensity Dual White and Red Obstruction Lights.

6. Configuration F. High-Intensity Dual Obstruction Lights for structures with appurtenance greater than 40 feet.

7. Configuration G. High-Intensity Dual Obstruction Lights for structures with appurtenance 40 feet or less.

Example: “Configuration B 3” denotes a high -intensity lighting system with three levels of light.