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July 4th 05, 11:06 PM
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Jerry Springer wrote:
Morgans wrote: How accurate and reliable are those things? I'll bet they are not accurate to more than 2 degrees, and reliable? Good for guesses, but I wouldn't even want to build a house with one, let alone an airplane. Sorry if I step on any toes with this. Guess you would never ride with me in my RV-6 then because that is what I used. On July 14 I will have been flying it for 16 years so I guess they must work. You are right I would never build a house with one.:-) They were good enough for 2 degree spacing for satellite antenna alignments. Course 2 degrees at 22,300 miles is a far piece and that was over 20 years ago... 
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