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October 7th 05, 05:28 AM
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wrote in message oups.com... wrote: During my IFR instruction my CFII allowed me to see the AI maybe one out of ten hours. It actually felt weird when he let me see it. I could take it or leave it for the most part until we get into unusual attitudes. I'd like to think I could keep my grip long enough to figure it out partial panel, but I know I can make sense of the situation a lot faster with an AI. -cwk. Hmmm, I was taught to initially only use the ASI & TC to get to straight & level from an upset/unusual attitude. Was I taught wrong? Marty 
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