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March 13th 07, 05:51 PM
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Navigation flight planning during training
GPS - "nearest, enter, enter" is of course a good thing to know.
Instructor turns off GPS -- "your GPS failed!" Student reaches into pocket and pulls out portable battery operated GPS.... (variation on the old flashlight joke). -- but I think the old fashioned way is a good thing. I learned to fly 20 years ago, I still fly with a thumb on my position on a sectional on my lap at all times, GPS or not. Lee 
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