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November 10th 03, 12:30 AM
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Snowbird wrote:
Could you expand a bit upon this? What sort of surprises do you feel sferics allow and in what circs? What would you prefer for GA wx avoidance? A strikefinder, as I understand it, tells where lightning is. I prefer to know where it's going to be. As far as surprises: the first strike has to be somewhere. There's nothing but "big sky" which says that it'll be 200 miles out (the limit of the strikefinder in a plane I fly) instead of 200 feet out. What would I prefer? I don't really know what's available. RADAR would be nice. - Andrew 
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