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September 11th 04, 03:16 PM
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And it is the easiest of all to simply forget about time and distance
altogether and use the website. Marc J. Zeitlin wrote: john smith wrote: If each leg is the same distance, use time not airspeed. Then convert the average for one leg length. Headwinds, tailwinds, crosswinds cancel. OK, I'll agree with that, but it's a LOT easier to fly for a fixed TIME than for a fixed distance, unless you fly at about 10' AGL...... 
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