Hello,
you have to use the Bb-fingerings.
N/A means, this note is not playable on the horn. This is because of the harmonic series. These very deep notes are between the first and the second natural note. The interval is an octave!)

Here is another fingering table ... maybe you like it:
http://www.yamaha.co.jp/english/product/winds/down/fingering/file/f_horn.pdf

Regards,
a4711

Hey thanks I do like that one better easier to understand and I can follow it faster.

Yes, you want to use the Bb fingerings for your Bb horn.
The n/a's technically do not exist on your horn, but there are trick fingerings you can use to with that stopping valve that will allow you to get them. Of course you may not see those notes written for a long time yet, and when you do they will will probably be old notation which will mean they are actually up an octave.

John

wat kinda fingering chart is that, lol n/a

n/a is short for the "naaaaaa" finger lol ...... the middle one maybe
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