What does DER mean on DP description?

[arb65912]

Gentlemen,

Below is the planned IFR flight from LSN to SQL.

1. What does DER mean?

2. Is the route below most likely to be accepted by ATC?

Thank you, cheers, AJ

10,000'

Departure Procedure
LOS BANOS, CA
LOS BANOS MUNI (LSN)
AMDT 2 09351 (FAA)
DEPARTURE PROCEDURE: Rwy 14, climb on a
heading between 318° CW to 151° from DER, or
minimum climb of 320' per NM to 5100 for all other
courses. Rwy 32, climb on a heading between 260° CW
to 137° from DER, or minimum climb of 273' per NM to
5200 for all other courses.


http://skyvector.com/?ll=37.03424025495 ... :A.K2.KSQL

[Brandon Grchan]

6.1.4 Departure End of Runway (DER). The end of runway declared available for the ground run of an aircraft departure.

[arb65912]

Thank you.

[Brandon Grchan]

as far as routes go what you have there is fine.

If you have a GPS this would save you some time and most likely still get cleared. http://skyvector.com/?ll=37.34094407151 ... :A.K2.KSQL

[arb65912]

I did think about it but I decided on the longer one for a reason that I want to use VOR navigation. Thank you again. Cheers, AJ