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Old December 22nd 04, 03:42 AM
Roy Smith
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"Steven Barnes" wrote:

My examiner left our panel mounted VFR GPS on while I was doing partial
panel stuff. After that approach, I noticed him casually turn the GPS to a
page that didn't give me any useful info. Not sure if it was on purpose or
not. At least it gave me a chance to see how the winds were affecting my
ground track. Made the next 2 approaches, even without GPS, a bit easier.


I'm sure it was on purpose.
 




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