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October 14th 05, 07:03 PM
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Fuel Gauge Inop VFR Day
I have scheduled a plane for this weekend and reviewed the squak sheet. I
noted that the Fuel Gauge for one of the fuel tanks is Inop. I originally thought this to be no big deal, but, upon further review of the FAR section 91.205, have found that it is a required peice of equipment for a day VFR flight. Is my understanding of 91.205 correct? Without operative fuel gauges for both tanks the plane is not air worthy? -- Mike Flyin'8 PP-ASEL Temecula, CA http://flying.4alexanders.com 
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