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January 27th 12, 04:17 PM
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New Butterfly Vario
On Jan 26, 8:49*pm, Mike wrote:
I believe cloud flying in US contesst is no longer allowed. No it isn't but that rule is not, and cannot, be enforced. If it was some very well known pilots would lose their standing. I'm not talking about being 950ft below when the regulations require 1000ft below (substitute 450/500 for East coasters) but deliberate entering of a cloud layer for competitive advantage. Andy 
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