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This attitude of "I don't need no stinking whiz bang GPS", followed by busting restricted space, followed by, "I am going to fight you to the death on trying to violate me": I think cases like this hurt the survival of free flight that I love.

Do you have any evidence that the people who do the first are the same
ones that do the second and third?

Jose
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Jose wrote:

This attitude of "I don't need no stinking whiz bang GPS", followed by
busting restricted space, followed by, "I am going to fight you to the
death on trying to violate me": I think cases like this hurt the survival
of free flight that I love.

Do you have any evidence that the people who do the first are the same
ones that do the second and third?

or any evidence that no one with a whiz band GPS would do the
second and third?

--
Bob Noel
no one likes an educated mule

Only "evidence" that I can sight (because I don't know the details of
most of the incursions) is the big one with the student and older guy in
the 150.

Jose wrote:
This attitude of "I don't need no stinking whiz bang GPS", followed by
busting restricted space, followed by, "I am going to fight you to the
death on trying to violate me": I think cases like this hurt the
survival of free flight that I love.

Do you have any evidence that the people who do the first are the same
ones that do the second and third?

Jose

Only "evidence" that I can sight (because I don't know the details of most of the incursions) is the big one with the student and older guy in the 150.

1: "cite"

2: I don't think this case was an example of an "I don't need no
stinking whiz bang GPS" attitude. He just (presumably) flew without a
GPS. That's different from the attitude I am referring to.

Jose
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Only "evidence" that I can sight (because I don't know the details of
most of the incursions) is the big one with the student and older guy in
the 150.

1: "cite"

2: I don't think this case was an example of an "I don't need no stinking
whiz bang GPS" attitude. He just (presumably) flew without a GPS. That's
different from the attitude I am referring to.

Can we ever get inside the guy's head to know for sure? Nope.

But his actions -- given the incredibly low cost of GPS nowadays -- are
consistent with this attitude.
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Jay Honeck
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But his actions -- given the incredibly low cost of GPS nowadays -- are
consistent with this attitude.

The actions of =any= pilot who rents a plane that doesn't have GPS is
consistent with this attitude. But that doesn't mean =possesses= this
attitude. They are different.

Jose
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