anal sphincter muscles at Sporty's just lost a customer

In a previous article, (Ben Jackson) said:
Same thing happened to me when I tried to buy a CFS from Sporties.
Canada doesn't sell them direct to the US anymore, so I'm not sure
there IS an alternate source.

My CFS, CAP-4, LO-4/5, TA-1/2 just arrived today, direct from NavCanada to
my home in the US.


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Paul Tomblin , not speaking for anybody
"The Computer made me do it."

On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 02:05:45 +0000 (UTC), Paul Tomblin
wrote:
In a previous article, (Ben Jackson) said:
Same thing happened to me when I tried to buy a CFS from Sporties.
Canada doesn't sell them direct to the US anymore, so I'm not sure
there IS an alternate source.

My CFS, CAP-4, LO-4/5, TA-1/2 just arrived today, direct from NavCanada to
my home in the US.

Yeah, I need all those, plus CAP-5.

Last time I checked the NavCanada site, they only shipped on
subscription. Until I stop renting and buy my own plane, I might only
buy one or two sets in a year. I'm hoping to do my 300-NM solo cross
country by taking a trip up to Montreal some time this summer.


Morris

In a previous article, (journeyman) said:
Last time I checked the NavCanada site, they only shipped on
subscription. Until I stop renting and buy my own plane, I might only

Well, I've got a subscription. Considering that a year's worth of charts
costs less than three times as much as one set of charts, it seemed
logical to me.

The NavCanada web site lists www.aerotraining.com as another US
distributor if you don't want to go to Sportys. I just looked, and they
only want $13.49 for the CFS.

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