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Old April 19th 07, 06:29 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
Russ and/or Martha Oppenheim
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Default Knowing when you are overflying something

Fly an ultralight with no floor, and look straight down.

Martha

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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How do you know when you are exactly overflying a specific spot on the

ground?
It's it just a matter of knowing your particular aircraft, or are there

tricks
that can help to determine this? I know you can look off the tip of your

wing
to see if you're abeam something (such as a runway), but how can you tell

when
you're right over something? I presume there's no way to look straight

down
from most aircraft, and it seems like the view over the nose is often

several
miles away.

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