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July 17th 20, 06:03 AM
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How accurate are the OLC AGL traces?
Over flat lands, pretty good. Over mountains, well, it is "interesting". I have seen friends traces showing negative AGL when he was polishing his way up the mountains. I wouldn't put too much faith in the AGL reported by OLC for mountain flights where the pilots are working close to the mountains.
My two cents worth, Steve Leonard 
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