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IFR in the 1930's



 
 
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Old August 29th 03, 11:59 PM
Rich S.
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Default IFR in the 1930's

"Dick" wrote in message
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Staring at my empty instrument panel while considering which instruments

and
their placement, I got wondering how old time Mail pilots flew if caught

in
IFR conditions.

On my project plane, I'm considering just a airspeed/altitude/ ball & tube
slip (no needle) indicator/compass setup in order to avoid the venturi or
vacuum pump setup. Since I consider "electric" too expensive and wondered
whether a dome style compass might be the key??

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks, Dick -Lakeland, Florida


Don't forget the seegar in place of the clock!

Rich S.


 




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