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January 19th 05, 09:01 AM
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In article hViHd.5695$0B.2411@fed1read02, Kilo Charlie wrote:
BTW I assume that these are useful anywhere in the world. Are any other countries requiring them for contests? ELTs are required in gliders in NZ. Exemptions are only for local flying, my memory says within 10km of the field. We are allowed to carry portable units though. -- Philip Plane _____ | ---------------( )--------------- Glider pilots have no visible means of support 
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