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Old October 22nd 03, 07:57 PM
JerryK
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"Harold" wrote in message
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Well obviously, but I'm not talking about in the pattern area like the
Impossible Turn is. I'm talking about 10 minutes after departure at 7k

feet
where the departure airport, if you can make it, is the best landing

option.
Then for all intents and purposes its a 180 degree turn.


In that case you might want to use ft/nm as a better measurement.

jerry


 




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