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Okay. But if you're on a precision approach you'll be below the inversion, no? Mike Rapoport wrote: I agree in principle but in actuality it never gets cold enough in the US to make a difference. The only times that we have really low temperatures (-40 and below) there is an inversion. Mike MU-2 |
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