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October 4th 05, 06:51 PM
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The AI. In reading the FAA Instrument Flying Handbook, it says you can
derive all of the necessary flight information from the other 5 instruments. Chris G. Chris W wrote: Brad Zeigler wrote: Hobbs meter. I guess I need to be more specific. If, before an IFR flight, you had to remove one of the instruments in the image linked below, which one would it be? http://www.thewishzone.com/aviation/...nstruments.jpg Other than a compass, and navaid radios you have no other device to prevent you from impacting the ground unexpectedly. To be even more clear, you don't have a GPS! 
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