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September 10th 05, 05:44 PM
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Jonathan Goodish wrote: In article , "Hilton" wrote: Nice situational awareness gizmo. Primary navigation tool? No way. OK, I can agree with that. Thanks for the post. That includes a GPS etc. I find it highly 'optimistic' that pilot would use a Pocket PC's instrument chart in flight as their primary which is what most pilot tend to say; e.g. "I don't always have my paper charts", or "This is cheaper", etc... With PocketPlates and the Seattle Avionics products, you can print the plates for your destination and alternates as part of your pre-flight planning. Considering that most people lose more money in their couch every 56 days than it costs for a set of NACO plates, I keep a complete set in my bag no matter what. Cheap insurance I think. -cwk. 
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