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August 11th 03, 08:17 PM
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If I had a plane anymore, and I had the bucks to put in radar or
lightning detector, the lightning detector would win hands down. It will keep you out of the killer turbulence, whereas radar only keeps you out of the wet stuff. IMHO of course! ;-))) Warren (Hi Jav) Robert Moore wrote: (Ross Oliver) wrote I have always heard that a lightning detector such as StrikeFinder or Stormscope works just as well as radar for thunderstorm avoidance, You've heard way wrong. Bob Moore ATP B-727 B-707 L-188 FI ASE/IA USN S-2F P-2V B-3B PanAm (retired) 
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