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Old February 23rd 08, 09:59 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
William Hung[_2_]
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Default IFR question,

OK, I have an IMC, IFR question, eventhough I've just begun to solo
working towards my PPL.

Let say your your CFI throws you the key and saids, "Go ahead, have at
it! Your first XC solo..." What if I get caught in an IMC without
warning, you know one of those totally unexpected sudden weather
phenominons (sp). I find myself lost in the clouds not knowing which
way is up. My question is, do I hit 'refresh (F5) button or do I hit
Ctrl-Alt-Delete?

Wil
 




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