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"Robert M. Gary" wrote:
I think our 182's are a little different. We have a custom database that includes search grids as well as a couple other differences. The factory training is also being offered as specific to CAP. I guess if you buy 182's in bulk you get more choices. Wouldn't an AP enhance the aircraft's utility for CAP's use? -- Peter |
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I would certainly think so. However, I wasn't consulted. I assume it
came down to money. |
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Robert,
Interestingly CAP elected NOT to purchase an autopilot with the aircraft. That's not interesting, it's dumb, in my view. Autopilots add too much safety to not buy one in a plane of that category and for that kind of use. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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